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I got excited, then I saw prices. Then I saw the keyboard isn't even included and costs $160. Ouch. This will be $1800+ after tax, why not just get a really so
by SurrealSoul 9y ago
I got excited, then I saw prices. Then I saw the keyboard isn't even included and costs $160. Ouch.
This will be $1800+ after tax, why not just get a really solid laptop at that point? Hell you could buy two solid desktops
- tbihl 9y agoThe pen is amazing for what it does. You can annotate things on the same machine where you're doing everything else. It's also a wonderful machine for flying. But you pay up for those things. So for you, definitely just get the solid laptop. Surface pros can be maddening, and often feel finicky enough that they can't be primary machines.
- bobsam 9y agoI ran to get my wallet, then I realised I have to ask the house too..
- bpicolo 9y ago> why not just get a really solid laptop at that point Their goal is to be a more versatile version of exactly that, though? The surface isn't meant to be a tablet alternative, it's more of a laptop alternative that's also sort of a tablet.
- rb808 9y ago> This will be $1800+ after tax, why not just get a really solid laptop at that point? Hell you could buy two solid desktops Yeah a solid desktop, plus a decent laptop, tablet, chromebook and a kindle.
- jkchu 9y agoFor me personally, I bought my Surface Pro for its capabilities as a drawing tablet. Comparable dedicated drawing tablets run close to $1000, so shelling extra for a fully functional laptop was a no-brainer.