Traditionally, Microsoft has stuck to software development, and left the hardware side of things–or at least most of it–to OEM partners like HP, Dell, and Lenovo. Lately, though–between acquiring Nokia and producing the Surface line of tablets–it seems Microsoft wants […]
It looks like the Surface Pro 3 strategy is working Read More »
There are a few issues Microsoft has to contend with in order to make the Surface Pro 3 a true success. One that stands out the most, though, is price. Is the Surface Pro 3 too expensive? I do think
Does the Surface Pro 3 cost too much? Read More »
I was talking to a group of tech enthusiasts the other day and I asked the following question. “What is Microsoft’s plan for the Surface line of tablets?” Seems like an easy enough and somewhat ridiculous question doesn’t it? Redmond
What is Microsoft’s plan for the Surface line of tablets? Read More »
[inlinetweet prefix=”” tweeter=”” suffix=””]There are three main reasons the Surface Pro 3 is still struggling[/inlinetweet]. Luckily for Microsoft, the one that matters the most is also the one that is the easiest to address and fix. The Surface Pro 3
Surface Pro 3 faces uphill battle Read More »
If you’ve been reading my posts for awhile, then you already know I love the Surface Pro 3. It is a truly awesome device. The more I use it, though, the more I have come to realize that there are
One (or two) things the Surface Pro 3 really needs Read More »
A new toy arrived today. I received the docking station for the Surface Pro 3. I had a docking station with the Surface Pro 2, and I’ve been missing it since making the switch to the Surface Pro 3. Much
The Surface Pro 3 docking station has arrived Read More »
It’s been a while since I have done a 30 Days series, but I am getting to ready to launch two of them simultaneously. I will be conducting an extensive, real-world review of the Surface Pro 3, and a Nokia
New 30 Days series coming soon — two of them Read More »
