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March 2013
(75%)
260 Avis
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Utilisateurs
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2301 Avis
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Les éditeurs ont aimé
L'important angle d'ouverture du kickstand
La puissance
L'emplacement microSD
Une bonne autonomie avec les optimisations Microsoft
Ergonomie
Design
Clavier
Ecran
Écran
Puissance de calcul
Réactivité générale
Design et finition
Poids (910 grammes)
Navigation fluide et précise en tactile (avec ou sans stylet)
Architecture x86
Vrai environnement Windows
Performance
Fluidité
Réactivité
Poids (910 grammes et 1
1 kg avec clavier)
Superbe design et finition
Puissant
Stylet
Ecran magnifique
Design et finition irréprochable
Des performances solides
Un très bel écran
Le clavier Type Cover
Agréable à utiliser
Excellente performance pour une tablette
Écran lumineux avec un contraste élevé
Multitouch Stylet
Excellente qualité du boîtier
Support de l'écran intégré (présentoir)
USB 3.0 DisplayPort
Connexion de l'alimentation magnétique
Alimentation avec un
Les éditeurs n'ont pas aimé
Mais médiocre une fois les optimisations coupées
Le prix
Le Surface Pen dorénavant en option
Le clavier Signature hors de prix. et toujours en option
Autonomie
Stockage
Prix
Connectique
Pas de clavier fourni
Gestion de la température
Autonomie (3 h 30)
Connectique peu fournie
Seulement 24 Go de disponibles si l'on a choisi la version 64 Go
Poids/Chaleur
Faible autonomie
Pas d'Office complet/Clavier en option
Lourd et épais
Compromis ergonomiques
Autonomie très moyenne
Chauffe beaucoup
La Touch Cover
Déroutante
Le prix de la Type Cover
Ni une excellente tablette
Ni un très bon ultrabook
Capacité disponible (version 64Go)
Ventilation clairement audible lorsqu'il est utilisé
Publié: 2013-03-28, Auteur: Adam , review by: Pocketnow.com
Gorgeous high-end hardware, Largest application ecosystem of any tablet operating system, Faster than any ARM-based tablet, Huge hardware compatibility ecosystem, More enterprise & business features than any other tablet (Active Directory support, Bitloc
5 hour battery life is less than many low-power tablets, Intel Core i5 CPU generates some heat when under heavy use, Maximum RAM option is only 4Gb, Maximum SSD storage option is only 128Gb (with around 89Gb available at first boot.), Stylus drivers don'
The reason it's called the Surface Pro is because it's for Professionals (or people who would like to be professionals someday), but it's also great for amateurs. The price reflects that, the processor power reflects that, the operating system reflects ...
Excellent performance thanks to top of the line hardware, A full Windows 8 experience without any compromises, Solid build with simplistic and elegant design, Endless possibilities for productivity depending on how it's used
Poor battery life, Can be heavy for some people, 150% scaling in desktop mode makes nonoptimized apps look terrible
The Microsoft Surface Pro is a unique device in a category of it's own. It's not really a tablet nor is it really a notebook. Those who are looking for a device where they can read ebooks, play Angry Birds, surf the web, and watch countless hours of Netf...
Publié: 2013-03-04, Auteur: Jose , review by: techspot.com
Extrait: The tablet market doesn't look very different than it did a year ago from the perspective of who's doing well and who's not. And yet quite a bit has changed in the last twelve months. Apple is still the undisputed leader with an astounding 58 million iPad...
Extrait: The Surface Pro from Microsoft, is a representation of an ideology shift by a company that over the years has been adamant about stay out of the hardware business. But with increasing pressure from the dominance of Apple's iPad and Google's ever encroachi...
Now this is a tough pickle on our hands, seeing that there’s an obvious gap in terms of pricing with the two tablets. At the very least, the iPad 4 can be bought for $500, which is significantly easier on the pockets over the $900 cost of the Microsof...
Excellent build quality, Display is extremely bright
Only one USB port, Type Cover is terrible and overpriced, Heavy and thick for a tablet, Below-average endurance, Runs slightly warm, Poor value
Microsoft's Surface Pro is a bold move. By jumping into the tablet business, the company is attempting to counter the “post-PC” era by guiding consumers towards a future where PCs are different, but still dominated by Windows. We think the idea is sound...
Classy and good looking, great build and materials, fast, clean Windows 8 Pro install, comes with digital pen, 1080p display, wildly portable for a Core i5 machine, Classy and good looking, great build and materials, fast, clean Wi
A little heavy for a tablet, a bit small for a laptop; but a valiant attempt at marrying the two. Battery life passable but not laudable, A little heavy for a tablet, a bit small for a laptop; but a valiant attempt at marrying the
The Microsoft Surface Pro isn't just novel, though that certainly is part of its appeal along with the sexy design and high quality look and feel. It's a landmark marriage of computing power and portability. The question is: do you need a miraculously...
Gorgeous 1080p screen, Premium design, Runs most Windows apps, Comes with a stylus
So-so battery life, Windows OS and restore partition eat up much of the onboard storage, Single USB port
Microsoft's Surface Pro fixes the Surface RT's limitations with powerful ultrabook internals, premium design, and a stunning IPS screen, not to mention compatibility with Windows 7 and 8 apps. But it's still compromised, both as a tablet and a laptop...
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Publié: 2013-02-12, Auteur: Charles , review by: zdnet.com
Solid, elegant hardware design, Runs Windows 8 Pro and legacy software, Ultrabooklevel performance, Supports pressuresensitive pen input
Disappointing battery life, Kickstand isn't adjustable, No desktop or keyboard dock available, Desktop scaling issues when used with a large external monitor, Lacks GPS and NFC, No mobile broadband option, Stylus needs a storage location within the chassi
Like the ARM-based Surface RT, the bulkier, heavier and more powerful x86-based Surface Pro is very much a version 1.0 product. As with the RT model, build quality is generally excellent, although we have a few gripes, including the non-adjustable kicksta...
Full Windows 8 Pro experience, Vibrant and sharp looking display, Distinctive and solid design, Useful pressure sensitive stylus, Peppy performance
Terrible camera, Battery life is less than other tablets, Not enough apps make use of the stylus
It's been several months after the release of the Surface RT, and it's unknown how well Microsoft's slate was able to penetrate the market, since the Redmond based company hasn't been vocal about actual sales numbers. Regardless, it was something that...
