Microsoft Surface
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To fake.To pod spodem wygląda raczej na specyfikację stacjonarki. Nowy xbox?
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Microsoft Announces Surface: New Family of PCs for Windows
June 18, 2012
Microsoft-made hardware to be available starting with release of Windows 8 and Windows RT.
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LOS ANGELES — June 18, 2012 — Today at an event in Hollywood, Microsoft unveiled Surface: PCs built to be the ultimate stage for Windows. Company executives showed two Windows tablets and accessories that feature significant advances in industrial design and attention to detail. Surface is designed to seamlessly transition between consumption and creation, without compromise. It delivers the power of amazing software with Windows and the feel of premium hardware in one exciting experience.
Advances in Industrial Design
Conceived, designed and engineered entirely by Microsoft employees, and building on the company’s 30-year history manufacturing hardware, Surface represents a unique vision for the seamless expression of entertainment and creativity. Extensive investment in industrial design and real user experience includes the following highlights:
Software takes center stage: Surface sports a full-sized USB port and a 16:9 aspect ratio – the industry standard for HD. It has edges angled at 22 degrees, a natural position for the PC at rest or in active use, letting the hardware fade into the background and the software stand out.
VaporMg: The casing of Surface is created using a unique approach called VaporMg (pronounced Vapor-Mag), a combination of material selection and process to mold metal and deposit particles that creates a finish akin to a luxury watch. Starting with magnesium, parts can be molded as thin as .65 mm, thinner than the typical credit card, to create a product that is thin, light and rigid/strong.
Integrated Kickstand: The unique VaporMg approach also enables a built-in kickstand that lets you transition Surface from active use to passive consumption – watching a movie or even using the HD front- or rear-facing video cameras. The kickstand is there when needed, and disappears when not in use, with no extra weight or thickness.
Touch Cover: The 3 mm Touch Cover represents a step forward in human-computer interface. Using a unique pressure-sensitive technology, Touch Cover senses keystrokes as gestures, enabling you to touch type significantly faster than with an on-screen keyboard. It will be available in a selection of vibrant colors. Touch Cover clicks into Surface via a built-in magnetic connector, forming a natural spine like you find on a book, and works as a protective cover. You can also click in a 5 mm-thin Type Cover that adds moving keys for a more traditional typing feel.
An Amazing Windows Experience
Two models of Surface will be available: one running an ARM processor featuring Windows RT, and one with a third-generation Intel Core processor featuring Windows 8 Pro. From the fast and fluid interface, to the ease of connecting you to the people, information and apps that users care about most, Surface will be a premium way to experience all that Windows has to offer. Surface for Windows RT will release with the general availability of Windows 8, and the Windows 8 Pro model will be available about 90 days later. Both will be sold in the Microsoft Store locations in the U.S. and available through select online Microsoft Stores.
Contributing to an Expanded Ecosystem
One of the strengths of Windows is its extensive ecosystem of software and hardware partners, delivering selection and choice that makes a customer’s Windows experience uniquely their own. This continues with Surface. Microsoft is delivering a unique contribution to an already strong and growing ecosystem of functional and stylish devices delivered by original equipment manufacturers (OEMs) to bring the experience of Windows to consumers and businesses around the globe.
Additional Product Information
Surface for Windows RT
OS: Windows RT
Light(1): 676 g
Thin(2): 9.3 mm
Clear: 10.6” ClearType HD Display
Energized: 31.5 W-h
Connected: microSD, USB 2.0, Micro HD Video, 2x2 MIMO antennae
Productive: Office ‘15’ Apps, Touch Cover, Type Cover
Practical: VaporMg Case & Stand
Configurable: 32 GB, 64 GB
Surface for Windows 8 Pro
OS: Windows 8 Pro
Light(1): 903 g
Thin(2): 13.5 mm
Clear: 10.6” ClearType Full HD Display
Energized: 42 W-h
Connected: microSDXC, USB 3.0, Mini DisplayPort Video, 2x2 MIMO antennae
Productive: Touch Cover, Type Cover, Pen with Palm Block
Practical: VaporMg Case & Stand
Configurable: 64 GB, 128 GB
(1), (2). Actual size and weight of the device may vary due to configuration and manufacturing process.
Suggested retail pricing will be announced closer to availability and is expected to be competitive with a comparable ARM tablet or Intel Ultrabook-class PC. OEMs will have cost and feature parity on Windows 8 and Windows RT.
For more information about Surface, visit http://www.surface.com.
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Ciekawe jakiej ceny należałby się spodziewać... czy bliżej sprzętu z Androidem czy Apple.
Kilka miesięcy temu czytałem, że przez problemy z Intelem(??), tablety z W8 mogą być pierońsko drogie.
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RT to typowy tablet, ale jednak mieć takie Pro z pełnym W8 z dotykiem plus piórkiem, z możliwością odpalenia VS i giereczek... Chce to mieć.
Jedyna sprawa to bateria, raczej cienko będzie z tym.
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Co prawda to tylko domysły.
Ale dobrze by było, bo tak to meh.
#27 Napisany 19 czerwca 2012 - 16:49
nie podali ceny, nie podali daty premiery. cena pewnie bedzie z sufitu. nie waidomo tez jaki bedzie ekran, czy ips czy gowniana tnka. Zeratul, nie bedzie dzialal na baterii tak dlugo jak ipad, bo ekran ma o ponad cal wiekszy, a wazy tyle samo co ipad. a juz wersja pro na intelu to bedzie cud jak pocisnie 6h. bedzie z tym slabo, dlatego nawet sie tym nie pochwalili.
podoba mi sie odchylana podstawka z tylu obudowy, pewnie ludziom z Apple tez sie takie rozwiazanie spodobalo. ;]
ogolem prezentuje sie fajnie. jakbym kupowal to bym bral wersje pro, ale na razie nie wiadomo nic o tym jakie bebechy tam beda siedzialy. klawaitura o grubosc 3mm daje rade. fajnie to wszystko wyglada, ale cena to urzadzenie zabije, jestem tego pewien.
#28 Napisany 19 czerwca 2012 - 16:59
dlaczego tablet od ms ma oddzielny temat? co to za wyróżnienie?
na początku nie było wiadomo czym ten Surface miałby być. jak już teraz jest jasne, że to rodzina tabletów, należy przenieść tę dyskusję do "Tablety, ajosy, androidy". napisałem w tech żeby ktoś z moderatorów to zrobił.
#29 Napisany 19 czerwca 2012 - 17:01
Tutaj to co na razie MS wyjawił.
I jeszcze zajebiaszczy trailer: