Microsoft is expanding its Surface tablet line in an effort to rope in a new, more price-sensitive audience. The newest Microsoft tablet, the Surface 3, is a $499 the successor to the Surface 2 and the first non-Pro tablet to run an Intel CPU. Thus endeth Microsoft’s ARM/Windows RT experiment.
It’s a smart move and the timing, perhaps, couldn’t be better.
Ever since Microsoft started positioning its Surface tablet as a laptop replacement, it’s started to make sense. The strategic shift coincided with the release of the powerful Surface Pro 3, which, with an Intel Core i5 or i7 CPU, and optional keyboard, is essentially a laptop in tablet’s clothing. Read more...
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