The Ultimate Microsoft Surface RT Review & Tips

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The Microsoft Surface RT is a Windows 8 RT tablet that does more than your traditional tablet, sporting a 10.6 ClearType HD display with a Tegra 3 quad-core processor. All housed in a VaporMg casing at less than 1.5 pounds, with a watch-like finish that's incredibly smooth, and durable. You have got an integrated Kickstand provides uncompromised support and flexibility. Flip out the Kickstand for hands-free entertainment. Whether you're watching a movie, or shooting video, Surface stands on its own. The surface comes in 32GB or 64GB options but can be supplemented with a microSDXC card slot lets you add up to 64 GB of extra storage. Full-size USB port and Bluetooth 4.0, Mini-HDMI and Dual 2x2 MIMO antennas provide reliable internet connectivity. You have also got two Front and rear-facing 720p HD video cameras, which allow to record directly at 22 degree angle even with the kick stand on.

The Surface is offered in three keyboard configurations; the on-screen keyboard, the Touch Cover keyboard and the Type Cover keyboard. The On-screen keyboard feels like a larger version of the Windows Phone keyboard and works out very well. The Touch Cover is only 3mm thick with a layout similar to traditional keyboard. Keys are slightly raised and very responsive. It doe stake some time getting used to on the Touch Cover like finding your home keys for typing (the F and J keys). These keys have a slight raised portion. The Type Cover is 6mm thick and is made has physical keys as opposed to the keys built into the surface of the cover the Touch Cover has. This is my favorite keyboard.



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