Surface pro vs Razer edge

neither, because they're dumb

neither, because they're dumb

lostrib

EDIT: Basically everyone I know with a Surface Pro is a professional of some sort that travels a lot and needs a full OS. Like engineers, a ton of my engineering buddies have them.

Neither, wait for the second or third iterations of these machines. First wave products - no thanks. 

neither, because they're dumb

lostrib

I would consider buying a razor edge pro but if you want it for work, the surface pro is your best bet. Because the keyboard of the razor edge looks like it weight a ton and the battery will last twice as long (3 hours compared to one and a half). Also, both will come with a heavy power supply but it's still half the weight of an ultra-book.masterdrat

[QUOTE="masterdrat"]I would consider buying a razor edge pro but if you want it for work, the surface pro is your best bet. Because the keyboard of the razor edge looks like it weight a ton and the battery will last twice as long (3 hours compared to one and a half). Also, both will come with a heavy power supply but it's still half the weight of an ultra-book.FelipeInside

[QUOTE="FelipeInside"][QUOTE="masterdrat"]I would consider buying a razor edge pro but if you want it for work, the surface pro is your best bet. Because the keyboard of the razor edge looks like it weight a ton and the battery will last twice as long (3 hours compared to one and a half). Also, both will come with a heavy power supply but it's still half the weight of an ultra-book.masterdrat

[QUOTE="lostrib"]

neither, because they're dumb

FelipeInside

[QUOTE="FelipeInside"][QUOTE="lostrib"]

neither, because they're dumb

MBirdy88

If you want a windows 8 tablet, there are better ones out there than the surface pro.

If you want a windows 8 tablet, there are better ones out there than the surface pro.

kraken2109

[QUOTE="kraken2109"]

If you want a windows 8 tablet, there are better ones out there than the surface pro.

masterdrat

[QUOTE="FelipeInside"][QUOTE="lostrib"]

neither, because they're dumb

MBirdy88

[QUOTE="masterdrat"][QUOTE="kraken2109"]

If you want a windows 8 tablet, there are better ones out there than the surface pro.

kraken2109

thanks guys i decide to buy surface pro with type cover :cool: 

I have a Surface Pro, it's great as it's the first worthwhile tablet that can actually do tasks of a Laptop. That said if you're not bothered about the Tablet functionality, then just get a Laptop for half the price. Tixylixx

May I ask something about it? It hasn't released here yet in Australia.

Is it heavy? Is it noisy?  Does it get hot?

[QUOTE="Tixylixx"]I have a Surface Pro, it's great as it's the first worthwhile tablet that can actually do tasks of a Laptop. That said if you're not bothered about the Tablet functionality, then just get a Laptop for half the price. FelipeInside

May I ask something about it? It hasn't released here yet in Australia.

Is it heavy? Is it noisy? Does it get hot?

In terms of tablets, it is EXTREMELY heavy. In terms of practical use as well, but I mean is it THAT heavy...No. I'm not sure if that makes sense. It has to be less than 5 pounds, but still, it can feel cumbersome. It has moderate temperatures, nothing too worrisome.

I still prefer a laptop over both of them.

[QUOTE="Tixylixx"]I have a Surface Pro, it's great as it's the first worthwhile tablet that can actually do tasks of a Laptop. That said if you're not bothered about the Tablet functionality, then just get a Laptop for half the price. FelipeInside

May I ask something about it? It hasn't released here yet in Australia.

Is it heavy? Is it noisy?  Does it get hot?

I think I can talk about the Surface Pro, since I actually own one. For starters, yes, Windows 8 is unintuitive because it relies on swiping in from the edges - few other touchscreen operating systems do so. But, over the past few months, Microsoft has really improved their first party applications (Bing Finance, People, etc.) and I like the idea of a tablet OS being integrated with a desktop one. 

And plus, the pen is badass, especially with OneNote. 

I think I can talk about the Surface Pro, since I actually own one. For starters, yes, Windows 8 is unintuitive because it relies on swiping in from the edges - few other touchscreen operating systems do so. But, over the past few months, Microsoft has really improved their first party applications (Bing Finance, People, etc.) and I like the idea of a tablet OS being integrated with a desktop one. 

And plus, the pen is badass. 

The_Capitalist