Surface Tablet

Microsoft Surface 3 Tab : Cheapest in the Series

April 3, 2015 by Ankur Pratap Leave a Comment

Cheapest Best Windows tablet PCt — Microsoft Surface 3:- Cheapest Tablet by Redmond Giant

With the Success of Microsoft Surface Pro 3, Microsoft has started to roll out its low cost version of its Surface tablet computer. It has been named Microsoft Surface 3 and will start from $499.

Redmond Giant has launched Surface Pro 3 last year which starts from $799. Surface 3 will cost less than initial price of Surface Pro 3 which will bought less powerful processor. Out of Surface series, Surface 3 is been the thinnest and lightest weighting just 622 grams and measure 8.7 mm in thickness.

Specification:-
Specification features, 10.8-inch full HD display resembling pixel resolution of 1920 * 1080 making it competitive with Apple iPad air. It will be available in two variants basic and LTE models. It has been powered by Intel Atom x7 Z8700 processor clocked at 1.6 GHz and coupled with 2GB/4GB RAM. It pack 64GB/128GB inbuilt storage. Both the variant will be running on Windows 8.1 out-of-the-box and can be upgraded to Windows 10.

Connectivity:-
Connectivity includes, Wi-Fi, Bluetooth and microUSB. Both the tablets feature 3.5 MP front camera while the LTE model has been equipped with 8 MP rear camera. Optional dock with Ethernet jack, USB port and mini display port comes with tablet.

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It comes with preloaded free one year subscription to Office 365 personal and 1 TB of OneDrive cloud storage and if you are fond of using stylus pen then it is the perfect device to shop.

Microsoft Surface 3/LTE	Spec. & Connectivity
1- OS	Windows 8.1
2- Upgradable	Windows 10
3- Display	10.8 Full HD
4- Processor	Intel Atom x7 Z8700
5- Wi-Fi	Yes
6- Bluetooth	Yes
7- microUSB	Yes
8- Front Camera	3.5 MP
9- RAM	2GB/4GB
10-ROM	64GB/128GB
11- Price	Rs. 37,790 (Buy now)
12- Rear Camera	8 MP (4G model only)

Art and Tablets: The end of the brush as we know it

February 27, 2013 by Zain Siddiqui Leave a Comment

Tablets have given wings to the artists of today. Will they overshadow brushes and pens? Will we never learn to draw on paper?

A look at how tablets are changing the landscape of the art industry. Will they eventually replace sketchbooks and guitars? Will there be an era where a tablet would be all you need to create new art? [Read more…] about Art and Tablets: The end of the brush as we know it

Windows 8 RT vs Windows 8

November 16, 2012 by Tablet Guru Leave a Comment

Microsoft has always been the one with one product getting launched with several names, which creates confusion even in the geeks, per se, and this time has been no different. Windows 8 has been launched now a week ago and there are again several versions of it in the market. We are going to bust the different edition of Windows 8 launched this year.

Windows 8 RT

First up, is the Windows 8 RT (or Windows RT). It is a direct competition to Apple’s iPad and other well selling tablets. The screen is greeted with live tiles, which is refreshing way to interact with your devices. Here are the few interesting things about Windows RT:

Just like iOS, the RT comes pre-installed with tablets, you cannot install it by yourself or move to another device.
RT can only be run on ARM based processors and not the ones from Intel and AMD. This means that just like iPads and Android tablets, it is only for light usage and basic tasks. But with Windows RT you can do more than iPad, if you know your way around.
The biggest difference between RT and other versions of Windows 8 is that although RT does have a regular desktop we are all familiar with, it cannot install the regular executable (.exe) files and neither run them. It just runs apps, like iOS and Android. But this is not a downside! Read to know.
What it makes away with desktop, Microsoft has added their killer app of many years to the RT, the Office suite. You have Word, Excel, PowerPoint and OneNote, all at the price of FREE! This was done to make the RT more attractive, functional and a better option than most of the tablets. So now you can straight away start using your tablet without worrying to buy or install apps to actually use your tablet.
Since it is an ARM based platform, it has got more battery life than other laptops which will run Windows 8.
As mentioned above, RT is directed in the same area of usage as the other tablets are being used, with more and better usability.
The desktop interface here does give you and edge over other tablets. You can tweak the finer settings, access USB drives, attach and use printers, scanners, camera and all other USB devices, just like you did on your Windows PC. A tablet with these many functions, cool, isn’t it? This is the first of it’s kind device which provides you with PC-like productivity.

Windows 8

Okay, that was all about tablets, now a days we are using them more quickly than any other consumer device ever the humanity has ever seen, but what about serious work?

Enter Windows 8, the operating system you all know way too well, but with a twist.

Windows 8 combined all the good things of live tiles with a proper desktop support with application support.

Windows 8 again comes in a plain version of Windows 8 and Windows 8 Pro. See the comparison chart below to know more.

Unique features of Microsoft Tablet

July 30, 2012 by Tablet Guru 8 Comments

Apple with iPad, introduced a new tablet game. But with Windows 8 tab, Microsoft is changing the game rules. Here is the few features present in Microsoft tab, which is present in no other tablet PC. [Read more…] about Unique features of Microsoft Tablet