This is dictation.
The Microsoft surface Pro is a high-end tablet that has many advanced features. However, whether or not it's the best value for your money is still uncertain. The surface Pro design has been criticized by many as being overpriced and not as versatile as an other tablets.
If you're used to using Windows applications, and if you're more comfortable using fast and responsive applications, then you have a reason to consider the surface Pro.
There are a wide range of tablet computers available, most do not have keyboards and use only the touchscreen.
Here are some of the things you might want in a tablet computer.
Wi-Fi capability with up to class n devices
Bluetooth capability that will allow both a earpiece and the keyboard at the same time. This can be a real neat feature.
A built-in telephone that will allow you to access the 4G LTE networks. When you are outside of the range of a Wi-Fi service, you can use the 4G LTE service to get onto the Internet and access your e-mail and almost anything else.
To my knowledge there is no Microsoft surface Pro that also has a built-in smart phone. For me, that is one of the reasons I would not want to invest that much money in something that will not allow me to have true portable access to the Internet. However, Microsoft might change their position on that that particular point.
The popularity of the android system is because it is both cheap and it has lots of applications. But these applications never have that power and performance of Windows applications running on a Windows desktop or laptop.
In other words, for many the portability is more important than any other issue.
As for myself, if I had the money I'd probably buy a Microsoft surface Pro. But I don't and so I haven't. Instead I make do with the sheep offbrand tablet phone that serves my needs when I need to make phone calls or check messages or otherwise take a look and see what's on the Internet. I can carry from room to room and take it with me and even go to bed with it. I can't do that with my regular size laptop. The standard size laptop I have is just too awkward to use in bed and the battery life is not very long.
My little 10 inch tablet can go for about six hours before I have to recharge it. So I'm more inclined what he. Around with me from room to room rather than my laptop.
In other words, I'm trying to say that even with its high-priced the Microsoft surface Pro is far from being an ideal portable solution.
Also, do not expect to find an Inteli7 CPU in a portable computer. To my knowledge the Intel i7 is a power hog.
That's all I had to say.