This is by far the best review of surface pro Ive seen. English is my second language but your speech is crystal clear, pronunciation is superb and very easy to understand. Thank u so much.
Fantastic review of the Surface Pro, Lisa. You're the only reviewer I know that's really reviewed the Wacom digitizer at length and discussed the API issue. I'm glad to know that WinTab drivers will be coming soon.
I really love your reviews. They always cover the same points consistently across devices (making comparisons really easy) and always include some sort of gaming test.
Best video review by far on the Surface Pro; very detailed, informative, and not at all biased about what SP can and cannot do and no unnecessary criticism on what it was not designed to do. Good job.
The Samsung ATIV 700t. Asus Taichi and Sony Vaio Duo 11 for Core i5. Samsung ATIV 500t, ThinkPad Tablet 2, Dell Latitude 10 for Intel Atom Windows 8 tablets.
Wow best reviews ever. I don't think anyone makes more detailed and knowledgeable reviews than Lisa! One thing that I'd suggest is maybe since your reviews are so detailed of course with that comes length maybe put the times in the description for each talking subject so people can skip around to what they might be looking for. Anyway awesome reviews!
I've said it before and I'll say it again ... Lisa sets the bar for every single other reviewer out there! Unbiased, with a deep knowledge about things, always doing her research before she jumps into the product itself etc. Thank you for another great video. I just can't justify the expense for such an expensive tablet - actually I might be one of the very few who just don't need a table to begin with - but for those who can this one seems like a really REALLY good option!
Yes, with Intel Atom Windows 8 tablets, you can connect an HDMI cable to play streaming video to a TV. But they lack wireless Intel WiDi streaming since none of the Atom models use Intel wireless so far.
Personally I'm sticking with my last generation Samsung Series 7 Slate, it's still getting the job done. But I'd lean toward Surface Pro if I could wait for Wacom WinTab drivers.
Hey Lisa, You have the BEST video review out there for the Microsoft Surface Pro. Very detail oriented and we learnt quite a bit from it. So there.... Thank You !
This is very good review. Thank you for focusing on the WACOM aspects of the Surface Pro. It is one of the strongest features of the package for me, and other reviewers have not presented it as thoroughly as you.
Wow, this was a good review. Good in length, covering all the things I want to know, and with a very knowledgable reviewer. I haven't seen anything from this channel before, but now I guess I'll have to subscribe ^^
That's a tough all. Granted the Surface Pro is significantly lighter than the Sony Vaio Duo 11 when the Surface Pro is naked. But with keyboard, the weights are closer. The Duo 11 is more complete in terms of design and ports, but the keyboard isn't better. We will do a smackdown between these two.
Fantastic review. I love this lady's reviews. So well thought out, thorough, fair, and great depth without sounding biased for or against the product. All tech reviewers should be like her. The cons that she brought up are completely fair, not as comfortable as a tablet, not as comfortable as a laptop, but best in class if you want a tablet that can turn into an ultrabook and vice versa. Great job!
All three would handle Photoshop and Illustrator equally as well. If you need the pen, the W700 is out, and if you need the pen plus WinTab drivers right now, then it's the Samsung 700T. But if you really liked everything about the Surface RT except needing Windows 7 apps, it sounds like Surface Pro would be the logical choice.
The Galaxy Note 10.1 is Android vs. Surface Pro with full Windows 8 Pro. Those are very different operating systems and it depends if you need all the things a Windows PC offers vs. a mobile OS tablet like the Galaxy Note 10.1.
You're better off with an Intel Core i5 for those tasks. If you also want a detachable tablet and pen for drawing it's the MS Surface Pro and Samsung ATIV 700T.
Toshiba hasn't gotten us a U925 review unit yet, apparently their review program was lamentably small for that Windows 8 convertible. No idea if and when they'll get us a loaner.
Wow, this looks better than I thought it was going to be. All I want from the pro is for it to run Word, Excel, Photoshop, Illustrator, and the Sims 3... and it seems like it can do all of that! I'm impressed!
i use it in my college classes and with one note it is amazing. the eraser end functions too to erase errors. Ive been using tablet pcs since 2007, and I can say that this is a huuuuge upgrade from what I started with, and I am so happy microsoft has made a good effort in the tablet market, especially impletmenting a pen
Intel Ivy Bridge CPUs come in several configurations. ULV is Ultra-low voltage variant and is specced for ultrabooks. It does not provide the same level of performance as desktop version of the chip, but is very easy on battery and does not require large heatsink.
I got the Surface Pro a week ago and I must admit it's probably the best tech purchase I ever made. The pen is awesome to use for taking notes in class w/ OneNote 2013. As for the battery life issue, it managed to last through two of my college classes and still had 48% battery afterwards. And when I'm done with class, I can run Steam. I hope OEMs learn from this beautiful creation and improve their own products.
Lisa!! It would be so fun if you made bloopers! I am pretty sure the pause at 0:40 was not intentional but it made me smile despite it being 6 in the morning. :)
I can't believe that Surface Pen has pressure sensitive feature.. I watch this video after I purchased it. Didn't get it yet , but now I feel more excited. Thank you very much for making this review video. :D
Ivy Bridge refers to a generation of Intel CPUs (3rd gen), it has nothing to do with desktop, mobile or ULV designation. And yes, the Surface Pro, just like Ultrabooks, uses a ULV (Ultra low voltage) CPU. No way they could cool a full mobile CPU in a chassis this small.
Just to clarify: Windows RT does support hardware manufacturers building Windows RT tablets that have active digitizers and use Wacom style pens, however the Surface RT is not one such tablet. Your question was about using a capacitive stylus (like those used with iPads and iPhones) on the Surface RT (since it does not have a digitizer and only touch screen) and the answer is yes, that would work.
I use the surface pro to take notes in my English and Music college classes using OneNote 2013. The pen does just as it's advertised and with me being a left-handed writer, the fact that it ignores any other touch input when I'm writing with the pen is amazing. By the way, even after using it for those two classes back to back, the thing has a 48% charge left on the battery.
3 mins into the video and I already find your review super awesome and you definitely did try the device for saying 64GB has 30GB storage unlike most other reviewers who CLEARLY have not checked their SP one bit and said the device has only 23GB as rumors claimed.
Another excellent in depth review. Lisa answered every question I had in mind. The big take away for me is that the Surface Pro essentially sets creates a new category. It's not perfect by any means but what first gen, new category creating product is? The single biggest drawback is battery life but when intel releases Haswell, that problem should be resolved. Still, I ordered the 128 gig model.
Lisa, for scaling in games, leave the Desktop scaling at 150%, then go to the game's executable and right click it, go to Properties, then click the Compatibility Tab, and enable "Disable display scaling on high DPI settings". That way, when this is set, you don't have to keep changing the entire desktop scaling setting back and forth. You have to do this for every game, even if it's in Steam (click view local files on the game's properties page). Hope this helps! :)
Lisa, u have a gift of including all the info and details I need to know about a product. Many reviewers miss that. Only one small question about the Surface(s) however, not sure if I overlooked it: Re memory expansion - What's the max capacity on the memory card?
Great review - thanks. Personally, between the RT and PRO - I would go for the RT and use my laptop for more demanding tasks. Love the fact that they have included the waicom powered pen.
THANK YOU for a most well-balanced and comprehensive review of what the Surface Pro is designed for without glossing over what its not designed for AND the comparisons. I believe that Win 8 will dominate the 10-11" form factor as it's ideal for multi-tasking heavier duty tasks. Great paired with a 8" ARM all day tablet/Phablet!
firstly, AMAZING REVIEW! But, I have a few questions to ask- 1.Can you put the type cover in the opposite direction so that the keys are protected when we fold the cover back 2.can we plug in 1tb or 500gb portable storage through the usb port? 3.Would this thing have any problem if I used it to replace my desktop(plug it in all the time) while connecting it with a 17 inch display. Looking forward to your answer as I want to get one for my birth day
All tablets have similar specs and none are really designed for gaming except the Razer Edge, which still offers only low-mid level dedicated graphics.
Great review Lisa as always. I passed on the Surface Pro and when with the Asus Tia Chi which I love I was torn between the Tia Chi and the Sony Duo 11 just loved the look of the Tai Chi more
and Lisa... I have in mind the envy x2, the transformer book(I am not sure if its available for sale now...) and also envy 14 spectre(the one with the glass... I love the design of this laptop... it is a real piece of art! and it also has capabilities.) thank you for your time and hope you are the person I was looking for and you can help me.
Great review--as always. unlike other reviewers, you do focus on pen issues, however, i feel you don't explain the palm rejection issue sufficiently. The surface provides an awesome trouble free pen experience--while the vio duo can be very fussy. tried this at best buy last night and was amazed how good it is. I will likely wait for v2 in the fall
The Samsung ATIV 700T Smart PC Pro is certainly a worth competitor, though it costs $200 more here in the US. I personally don't like the plasticky build for such a pricey machine and the keyboard dock is nice but no battery in it? Really? And it's wobbly with the keyboard dock. We may review it, but it hasn't impressed me like my last gen Samsung Series 7 Slate did last year.
If it runs on Windows 8 it runs on Surface Pro. The problems Lisa had in the Video were with the integratet Wacom digitizer. If you do have a Windows 8 PC just check if it works and so it will on Surface.
This device is soooo underrated. I have the Surface and I think it's so much more practical than any other tablets out there. It's sturdy and it's suitable for doing productive work.
5:30 "Mapor vagnesium alloy casing" haha, Lisa you've been surrounded by too many gadgets, they're compromising your speech! Joking aside, great video, was waiting for your review of the PRO before I made my final choice on PRO vs RT. Not enough of an upgrade from RT to PRO for me, so RT it is, I'll just look to my HP ultra-book to run x86 stuff on Win8 if I need to, at the cost of touch, lol! Superb video Lisa!
Set CPU scaling in Power Options to 99% or lower when on battery. This disables Intel Turbo Boost. Don't have a Surface Pro myself yet, but I've heard that gives a very healthy boost to battery life.
Thanks for the great review Lisa! I watched your review on the EP121 awhile back and you helped me decide to get one. I see how the Surface Pro would be better in some areas, but when you factor the $1000 device, the $100 keyboard and another $150 for Office Suite, it just doesn't seem worth it next to the $500 EP121. Why not bring up the EP121 as a comparison. It's got an i5, more ports.... Is it too old?
Lisa, my girlfriend left me yesterday. But you always made my day. I Love Your Reviews and Videos. Big thanks for all the work you have done for us! Nice greetings from Germany :)
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This is by far the best review of surface pro Ive seen. English is my second language but your speech is crystal clear, pronunciation is superb and very easy to understand. Thank u so much.
Fantastic review of the Surface Pro, Lisa. You're the only reviewer I know that's really reviewed the Wacom digitizer at length and discussed the API issue. I'm glad to know that WinTab drivers will be coming soon.
I really love your reviews. They always cover the same points consistently across devices (making comparisons really easy) and always include some sort of gaming test.
Civ 5 turn times with a large map in later eras is definitely bearable. Turns don't take forever.
You could use the mobile hotspot feature on your smartphone (if you have it), a USB 3G/4G dongle or a MiFi portable hotspot.
That's covered in the review. No pressure sensitivity for Adobe apps yet, MS and Adobe are working on the required WinTab driver.
Best video review by far on the Surface Pro; very detailed, informative, and not at all biased about what SP can and cannot do and no unnecessary criticism on what it was not designed to do. Good job.
The Samsung ATIV 700t. Asus Taichi and Sony Vaio Duo 11 for Core i5. Samsung ATIV 500t, ThinkPad Tablet 2, Dell Latitude 10 for Intel Atom Windows 8 tablets.
Thanks for the tip and yes that's another great way of dealing with games that actually pay attention to scaling settings in Windows.
Wow best reviews ever. I don't think anyone makes more detailed and knowledgeable reviews than Lisa! One thing that I'd suggest is maybe since your reviews are so detailed of course with that comes length maybe put the times in the description for each talking subject so people can skip around to what they might be looking for. Anyway awesome reviews!
I did not have WiFi problems with Surface Pro. MS did release a driver update to improve signal strength.
I don't ever bother with any other tech reviews on TH-cam, Lisa Gade is the best and most thorough.
I've said it before and I'll say it again ... Lisa sets the bar for every single other reviewer out there! Unbiased, with a deep knowledge about things, always doing her research before she jumps into the product itself etc.
Thank you for another great video. I just can't justify the expense for such an expensive tablet - actually I might be one of the very few who just don't need a table to begin with - but for those who can this one seems like a really REALLY good option!
Yes, with Intel Atom Windows 8 tablets, you can connect an HDMI cable to play streaming video to a TV. But they lack wireless Intel WiDi streaming since none of the Atom models use Intel wireless so far.
I do manage to use the Surface Pro on my lap but it takes more care to keep it balanced. A lapdesk really helps.
This is the most complete review of the surface pro on TH-cam! Thanks a lot
Yes you can install Avid on this tablet. It's a full PC inside.
Personally I'm sticking with my last generation Samsung Series 7 Slate, it's still getting the job done. But I'd lean toward Surface Pro if I could wait for Wacom WinTab drivers.
You can't replace the CPU on the Surface Pro or Vaio Duo 11. Our smackdown comparison between these two is coming next to our channel.
With Surface Pro, the Touch and Type covers are sold separately. There's no Touch Cover bundle as with Surface RT.
Palm rejection is standard tech on today's Windows tablets. You'll find it on all the dual digitizer tablets we've reviewed in 2012 and 2013.
Hey Lisa,
You have the BEST video review out there for the Microsoft Surface Pro. Very detail oriented and we learnt quite a bit from it. So there.... Thank You !
This is very good review. Thank you for focusing on the WACOM aspects of the Surface Pro. It is one of the strongest features of the package for me, and other reviewers have not presented it as thoroughly as you.
Wow, this was a good review. Good in length, covering all the things I want to know, and with a very knowledgable reviewer.
I haven't seen anything from this channel before, but now I guess I'll have to subscribe ^^
That's a tough all. Granted the Surface Pro is significantly lighter than the Sony Vaio Duo 11 when the Surface Pro is naked. But with keyboard, the weights are closer. The Duo 11 is more complete in terms of design and ports, but the keyboard isn't better. We will do a smackdown between these two.
Fantastic review. I love this lady's reviews. So well thought out, thorough, fair, and great depth without sounding biased for or against the product. All tech reviewers should be like her. The cons that she brought up are completely fair, not as comfortable as a tablet, not as comfortable as a laptop, but best in class if you want a tablet that can turn into an ultrabook and vice versa. Great job!
Hey Lisa, I don't recall the lady time I spend 30 min watching a review from start to finish but you sure made it possible. Thank you
For handwriting equations, the Surface Pro (and Windows 8 tablets in general) would be awesome.
Nice to see a proper review. The Verge tried to review the Surface Pro in under 5 minutes!
All three would handle Photoshop and Illustrator equally as well. If you need the pen, the W700 is out, and if you need the pen plus WinTab drivers right now, then it's the Samsung 700T. But if you really liked everything about the Surface RT except needing Windows 7 apps, it sounds like Surface Pro would be the logical choice.
I love how you didn't edit out the 'stutter' in the beginning. Just makes the video 'feel' better if that makes any sense.
The Galaxy Note 10.1 is Android vs. Surface Pro with full Windows 8 Pro. Those are very different operating systems and it depends if you need all the things a Windows PC offers vs. a mobile OS tablet like the Galaxy Note 10.1.
I've always loved reviews from this group. Surprised I never subscribed until now.
You're better off with an Intel Core i5 for those tasks. If you also want a detachable tablet and pen for drawing it's the MS Surface Pro and Samsung ATIV 700T.
Toshiba hasn't gotten us a U925 review unit yet, apparently their review program was lamentably small for that Windows 8 convertible. No idea if and when they'll get us a loaner.
Lisa is just amazing at reviewing and her voice is so pleasant to hear, thank you so much :)
Wow, this looks better than I thought it was going to be. All I want from the pro is for it to run Word, Excel, Photoshop, Illustrator, and the Sims 3... and it seems like it can do all of that! I'm impressed!
Yes you can use a USB external CD/DVD drive with the Surface Pro.
i use it in my college classes and with one note it is amazing. the eraser end functions too to erase errors.
Ive been using tablet pcs since 2007, and I can say that this is a huuuuge upgrade from what I started with, and I am so happy microsoft has made a good effort in the tablet market, especially impletmenting a pen
I like your reviews very much. They are free of bias and unfounded expectations and just gives you the straight scoop.
Intel Ivy Bridge CPUs come in several configurations. ULV is Ultra-low voltage variant and is specced for ultrabooks. It does not provide the same level of performance as desktop version of the chip, but is very easy on battery and does not require large heatsink.
I thumbs up Lisa's videos by default, I mean, why to wait till the end, you know its going to be awesome
To me, it feels very fluid when taking notes.
I got the Surface Pro a week ago and I must admit it's probably the best tech purchase I ever made. The pen is awesome to use for taking notes in class w/ OneNote 2013. As for the battery life issue, it managed to last through two of my college classes and still had 48% battery afterwards. And when I'm done with class, I can run Steam. I hope OEMs learn from this beautiful creation and improve their own products.
Lisa!! It would be so fun if you made bloopers! I am pretty sure the pause at 0:40 was not intentional but it made me smile despite it being 6 in the morning. :)
I can't believe that Surface Pen has pressure sensitive feature..
I watch this video after I purchased it. Didn't get it yet , but now I feel more excited. Thank you very much for making this review video. :D
Ivy Bridge refers to a generation of Intel CPUs (3rd gen), it has nothing to do with desktop, mobile or ULV designation. And yes, the Surface Pro, just like Ultrabooks, uses a ULV (Ultra low voltage) CPU. No way they could cool a full mobile CPU in a chassis this small.
Just to clarify:
Windows RT does support hardware manufacturers building Windows RT tablets that have active digitizers and use Wacom style pens, however the Surface RT is not one such tablet.
Your question was about using a capacitive stylus (like those used with iPads and iPhones) on the Surface RT (since it does not have a digitizer and only touch screen) and the answer is yes, that would work.
one of the best reviews I've ever seen in my life...
Best review I've seen so far. Liked the comparison between the other tablet hybrids and the gaming side of it.
Great review as usual; one of the few reviewers to actually review Windows tablets
I'm not even a big tech guy but I love watching your vids. Very informative and balanced
Great review as always Lisa! I've been checking your channel often over the past couple days waiting for your take on the MSP.
I use the surface pro to take notes in my English and Music college classes using OneNote 2013. The pen does just as it's advertised and with me being a left-handed writer, the fact that it ignores any other touch input when I'm writing with the pen is amazing. By the way, even after using it for those two classes back to back, the thing has a 48% charge left on the battery.
3 mins into the video and I already find your review super awesome and you definitely did try the device for saying 64GB has 30GB storage unlike most other reviewers who CLEARLY have not checked their SP one bit and said the device has only 23GB as rumors claimed.
Another excellent in depth review. Lisa answered every question I had in mind. The big take away for me is that the Surface Pro essentially sets creates a new category. It's not perfect by any means but what first gen, new category creating product is? The single biggest drawback is battery life but when intel releases Haswell, that problem should be resolved. Still, I ordered the 128 gig model.
Yes, you can put the Type and Touch Covers on backwards/
You can use external hard drives via USB.
You can use an external monitor.
The Acer Iconia W700 doesn't have an active digitizer and it does not work with digital pens. Only capacitive styli will work.
Always the best reviews on youtube thanks, Lisa!
Yes dennis I think this would be perfect for you as its basically a netbook that give you the luxury of a tablet as well.
As long as you're near a power outlet every 3 to 4 hours to charge, it would work fine for note taking in class.
I have watched alot of reviews and lisa gade does them the best!! Thanks lisa!
Yes, we're using a different mic for this video.
Both can handle Office just fine. It really depends on the size/weight you prefer.
I agree with many others. MobileTechReview has very good reviews that are good for techies and non-techies alike.
I really appreciate and enjoy your channel for complete thorough reviews :)
Lisa, for scaling in games, leave the Desktop scaling at 150%, then go to the game's executable and right click it, go to Properties, then click the Compatibility Tab, and enable "Disable display scaling on high DPI settings".
That way, when this is set, you don't have to keep changing the entire desktop scaling setting back and forth. You have to do this for every game, even if it's in Steam (click view local files on the game's properties page). Hope this helps! :)
Excellent comprehensive review Lisa. Lovin' those apples!
You can send it back to MS for a battery replacement if it goes bad.
Lisa, u have a gift of including all the info and details I need to know about a product. Many reviewers miss that. Only one small question about the Surface(s) however, not sure if I overlooked it: Re memory expansion - What's the max capacity on the memory card?
Woot! Been waiting for this review for months!!!
Great review - thanks. Personally, between the RT and PRO - I would go for the RT and use my laptop for more demanding tasks. Love the fact that they have included the waicom powered pen.
I mean 4.5 yo 5 hours of actual use, not standby. Whenever I mention battery life, I mean actual use time.
Lisa, love you very informative and practicable reviews. Can't wait for the Surface Pro II Haswell with 8GB and 256 GB SSD.
Like the blooper! Great review as always...thanks Lisa. Will u review the bb z10?
Hi, Lisa... the default 150% scaling actually gives you 1280 x 720 pixel resolution, which explains the reason why you see a bit less in Metro IE.
Watch our smackdown between Surface Pro, the Acer W700 and Samsung ATIV 700T and see what you think.
THANK YOU for a most well-balanced and comprehensive review of what the Surface Pro is designed for without glossing over what its not designed for AND the comparisons.
I believe that Win 8 will dominate the 10-11" form factor as it's ideal for multi-tasking heavier duty tasks. Great paired with a 8" ARM all day tablet/Phablet!
I love how you have TES: Oblivion on your shelve. I've started to get very very happy, whenever I see the MTR channel!
I've been looking forward to this review, thank you. I had some reservations, but I think I'll still go for it. Thanks again.
firstly, AMAZING REVIEW! But, I have a few questions to ask-
1.Can you put the type cover in the opposite direction so that the keys are protected when we fold the cover back
2.can we plug in 1tb or 500gb portable storage through the usb port?
3.Would this thing have any problem if I used it to replace my desktop(plug it in all the time) while connecting it with a 17 inch display.
Looking forward to your answer as I want to get one for my birth day
All tablets have similar specs and none are really designed for gaming except the Razer Edge, which still offers only low-mid level dedicated graphics.
Great review Lisa as always. I passed on the Surface Pro and when with the Asus Tia Chi which I love I was torn between the Tia Chi and the Sony Duo 11 just loved the look of the Tai Chi more
and Lisa... I have in mind the envy x2, the transformer book(I am not sure if its available for sale now...) and also envy 14 spectre(the one with the glass... I love the design of this laptop... it is a real piece of art! and it also has capabilities.) thank you for your time and hope you are the person I was looking for and you can help me.
I don't think the tech is there yet to allow for a dedicated GPU in the size of the Duo 11 (heat and battery life would be issues).
Great review as usual ;)
Thanks for doing these videos, I have come to rely on your reviews more and more.
You rock!
i buy different tech all the time. and this lady always has solid reviews on things.
good stuff
This was the best review i saw for ms pro... Keep up the good wrk going
Great review--as always. unlike other reviewers, you do focus on pen issues, however, i feel you don't explain the palm rejection issue sufficiently. The surface provides an awesome trouble free pen experience--while the vio duo can be very fussy. tried this at best buy last night and was amazed how good it is. I will likely wait for v2 in the fall
I really like your reviews, esp the similar products side-by-side part! thanks!
The Samsung ATIV 700T Smart PC Pro is certainly a worth competitor, though it costs $200 more here in the US. I personally don't like the plasticky build for such a pricey machine and the keyboard dock is nice but no battery in it? Really? And it's wobbly with the keyboard dock. We may review it, but it hasn't impressed me like my last gen Samsung Series 7 Slate did last year.
Thank you for the response Lisa. You are the best!
If it runs on Windows 8 it runs on Surface Pro. The problems Lisa had in the Video were with the integratet Wacom digitizer. If you do have a Windows 8 PC just check if it works and so it will on Surface.
I have been waiting for this review!
This device is soooo underrated. I have the Surface and I think it's so much more practical than any other tablets out there. It's sturdy and it's suitable for doing productive work.
5:30 "Mapor vagnesium alloy casing" haha, Lisa you've been surrounded by too many gadgets, they're compromising your speech! Joking aside, great video, was waiting for your review of the PRO before I made my final choice on PRO vs RT. Not enough of an upgrade from RT to PRO for me, so RT it is, I'll just look to my HP ultra-book to run x86 stuff on Win8 if I need to, at the cost of touch, lol! Superb video Lisa!
Set CPU scaling in Power Options to 99% or lower when on battery. This disables Intel Turbo Boost. Don't have a Surface Pro myself yet, but I've heard that gives a very healthy boost to battery life.
Thanks for the great review Lisa! I watched your review on the EP121 awhile back and you helped me decide to get one. I see how the Surface Pro would be better in some areas, but when you factor the $1000 device, the $100 keyboard and another $150 for Office Suite, it just doesn't seem worth it next to the $500 EP121. Why not bring up the EP121 as a comparison. It's got an i5, more ports.... Is it too old?
Lisa, my girlfriend left me yesterday. But you always made my day. I Love Your Reviews and Videos.
Big thanks for all the work you have done for us!
Nice greetings from Germany :)
Hello Lisa,
Great review and I will definitely be getting one of these! I was just wondering....can you play the sims 3 on this?