Microsoft has unveiled its first tablet named “Surface” to counter the Apple’s iPad. At a media event at the trendy Milk Studios in Los Angeles, Microsoft chief executive Steve Ballmer announced the new devices, expected to come out later this year around the time Microsoft releases Windows 8.Surface will come in two versions, both featuring a 10.6 inch, high resolution, 16:9 display, USB 3.0, front and rear-facing cameras and a kick-stand for easy viewing.
The consumer friendly version of the tablet is just 9.3 mm thin, and 1.5 lbs. It will be equipped with an ARM processor that features Windows RT. The Pro version will be equipped with a third-generation Intel Core processor running Windows 8 Pro. This version of Surface will be available in 32 GB and 64 GB models.
The Surface tablet will come with a cool “Touch Cover” that will feature a full keyboard and track pad. The touch covers will come in a variety of bold colors and are just 3 mm thick.
Microsoft hasn’t yet disclosed its price and release date. Let’s hope that this awesome tablet from Microsoft will bring new revolution into the tablet market.
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