Surface Pro 3

Today, the Surface Pro 3 was announced. It has some new features including a lighter, thinner design. Personally, my favorite feature is the Surface Pen. It has palm rejection and a button on top that instantly opens the OneNote app (which is basically a digital notebook). In addition, this Surface has a 12" display and uses Intel i3, i5, or i7 processors. The Surface Pro 3 also comes in storage sizes of 64, 128, 256, and 512 GB. This Surface will start at $799 and is currently available for pre-order. Different models will be released at different times of this Summer through Fall.

The Click: Surface 2

Just because you try, try again doesn't mean customers will buy, buy again.

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Windows Tablet Taunts The iPad Mini

Surface (which still can't talk) took a jab at the iPad Mini with another ad. These ads aren't proving effective. People are saying that the ads are embarrassing and should stop comparing it to the iPad. Here's the ad anyway:

While an average consumer may bite, the people who did research know that a 32 GB Surface only has 16 GB of available space.

Microsoft has been making many anti-iPad ads. For example, they leaked an ad taunting the iPad Mini's initial ad (never aired). Check it out!

Original Ad:

Leaked Ad:

The reality:

And I could rant on and on about this, but how about I end this post with some memes (pictures with text) I made. They're just my humble opinions.

Oprah tweets about how she loves her Surface… from an iPad!

So the other day, Oprah tweeted about her Surface using the hash tag, #favoritethings. The thing is, she tweeted from an iPad! I guess after 5,000 tweets, she didn't notice that all tweets show the device of origin. Perhaps it's a partnership with Microsoft. Or she made a joke on purpose. This is flooding the airways. You can search "Oprah iPad" and it will come up for the time being. What do you think?

Picture Source: MacRumors

My Thoughts of the Microsoft Surface Commercial

The new Microsoft Surface Commercial is mainly focused on the stand feature. It doesn't say a thing about how it works or what it does. Just a stand. There's about a million other tablets with stands. That includes iPad. I just want to know what a Surface does. The website is no better. It's all about buying one. Hopefully, I can get a review in soon.