It also has better battery life, plus it's thinner, lighter, and has better front- and rear-facing cameras. For another $100, you can double both of those to 4 GB of RAM and 128 GB SSD. The entry-level model is only $500 (USD) and comes with 2 GB of RAM and 64 GB SSD storage capacity.
When forced to choose just one element as most important, lower cost was the dominant winner. Thinner, lighter, better cameras, and 4G / LTE connectivity also received a fair amount of votes. Lower cost and better battery life were the top requested features. I have used the Surface Pro 3 as my primary PC since it launched, and I highly recommend the Surface Pro 3-but it's not cheap.Ī recent survey asked consumers what they were hoping for in the expected Surface Pro 4. I was blown away when Microsoft introduced the Surface Pro 3, because it was better than the Surface Pro 2 in virtually every way. I thought it included all of the improvements it needed to deliver a better hybrid tablet / PC experience than the original Surface Pro. The Surface 3 looks to deliver the power and capabilities of the Surface Pro line with the affordability of the Surface RT line. The Surface Pro line has a traditional Intel architecture and runs the full Windows operating system, but the cost has placed it out of reach for many consumers.
Surface RT and Surface 2 are cheaper Surface tablets but never really caught on, because they run on an ARM processors and Windows RT. The Surface 3 will be the device that finally drives serious mass adoption of the Microsoft tablet. It looks like Microsoft has finally hit the nail on the head.
The new Surface 3 dumps the ARM processor and Windows RT to deliver an economical Surface tablet that still has the power and capabilities users need. Microsoft unveiled the new Surface 3 tablet yesterday rather than the Surface Pro 4 everyone was expecting.
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