Will you buy the Microsoft Surface with Windows 8 Pro on its launch? [Poll]

Posted by Ahmad Wahid on Jan 25, 2013 in Surface, Surface Pro, Surveys

Microsoft’s first ever tablet, Surface running Windows 8 Pro would be available for public on February 9, 2013 for the people in US and Canada. The Surface Windows 8 Pro is the professional version of Surface tablet which has been designed specifically for professionals who intend to do heavy productivity work on the tablet.

Surface Windows 8 Pro runs on the processor from Intel’s latest generation Core i5, has 4GB of RAM backed by the 64GB/128GB of internal Storage. The tablet has a 10.6-inch display with screen resolution of 1920 x 1080 pixels of screen resolution. The tablet will provide from 4-6 hours of battery life which is very helpful for productivity,

Surface Windows 8 Pro has the following specifications:

0.49 inches in thickness
1.99 pounds in weight
Black in color
VaporMg casing
10.6 inches of screen size
1920 x 1080 pixels of screen resotlution
Running Windows 8 Pro
Intel Ivy Bridge core i5 processor
4GB of RAM
128 GB or 64 GB of internal memory
MicroSD card slot
Wi-Fi 802.11 b/g/n
Video out support
3.5mm headphone jack
USB 3.0 port
Mini DisplayPort
42 Wh battery capacity
Full HD display with multi touch support

Surface with Windows 8 Pro would be available on February 9, 2013 in two different models. Surface Windows 8 Pro with 64GB of internal storage will cost $899 while the 128GB model will cost $999. The touch and type covers will cost extra i.e. $119 for touch cover and $129 for type cover.

So, will you be buying the Surface with Windows 8 Pro when it is launched on February 9, 2013. Vote below and we will get back with the results on the launch date.

Will you buy Microsoft Surface Windows 8 Pro?

Yes, I would buy the 128GB model (47%, 63 Votes)
No, i'll stick with my current tablet/PC (17%, 22 Votes)
Maybe, in future (16%, 21 Votes)
No, too much expensive (14%, 18 Votes)
Yes, the 64GB model is best for me (6%, 9 Votes)

Total Voters: 133

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