That's fine and dandy, but the license restrictions on the 'Home and Student' versions supplied with the Surface RTs mean you, legally, can't write/create anyth

That's fine and dandy, but the license restrictions on the 'Home and Student' versions supplied with the Surface RTs mean you, legally, can't write/create anything for profit. And the Surface Pro doesn't come with Office, it comes with a 30day free trial of Office 365 >Word, Excel, PowerPoint and OneNote (“Office apps”) are Windows apps included with Windows RT. Office apps are governed by some additional terms and are part of Microsoft Office Home and Student 2013 RT or Microsoft Office 2013 RT. Office apps are licensed to you for your personal, non-commercial use, and you may not use them for any non-profit, commercial, or other revenue generating activity. Since we launched the Surface line of tablets last year, one of the themes we’ve consistently used to talk about them is that they are a terrific blend of productivity and entertainment in one lightweight, affordable package. In fact, we’re confident that they offer the best combination of those capabilities available on the market today. At least someone is because last I checked, in the whole scheme of tablet sales, you basically sold zero Surfaces. >The good news is that Microsoft understands how people work better than anyone else on the planet. Yes, that's why you gave us the shitshow that is the ribbon interface, poorly scaled on a touchscreen > 2. Faster and more precise input methods like keyboard/trackpad. Only if you but the $120+ covers...which you could do with an iPad too.