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Thanks. It's actually really hard to see from that image which one is larger.

• mtgx 13y ago
  That's not the point. The op already says the difference is 3% (in iPad's favor). The problem is Microsoft says the Windows one is 36% bigger.
  • redblacktree 13y ago
    OK? I was glad to see the to-scale comparison. It helped me to see just how similar the two would have looked, had Microsoft drawn them to scale.
  • danbruc 13y ago
    They don't say that it is 36 % larger - they used images that are 36 % larger. But as someone else pointed out they are reusing the image for all models, for example also for the 11.6" one. Admittedly even the biggest display is less than 36 % larger than the iPad.
  • socillion 13y ago
    FWIW, it looks like Microsoft has edited the page to remove both the screen-size graphics and mention of touchscreen size.
    • frogpelt 13y ago
      They didn't change the pictures of the two tablets at the top. It is also misleading.