#ms surface pro

Microsoft introduced the Surface Pro to make a compelling case for Windows 8 and for the longest time, Windows was left behind the growing market of Android and iOS tablets. The Redmond-based giant introduced their own tablet sometime in June of 2012 although the final product was only released after October, when Windows 8 was also shipped. Two variants were released -- Surface RT (which we reviewed here earlier) and the Surface Pro, which we have here now. The Surface Pro is a 10.6-inch tablet that is powered by Windows 8. This works best when you're doing some productive work with the device, along with the keyboard. There are two types of keyboard cover but the one that came with this review unit is the soft cover, the same one we had with the Surface RT. The tablet feels a bit chunky though, even a few millimeters thicker than the Surface RT. This is probably due to the Intel chipset and the fact that it needs some sort of air ventilation at the back side. Read more in our articles including "Microsoft Surface Pro Review" and "Samsung brings Samsung for Education Program to PH".