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mgmueller · 10-30-2012, 10:03 PM

It took some time.
It's not the perfect beauty and it's not that intuitive.
But after about 6 hours of experimenting, I've already found features unthinkable on iOS and Android.
It's way closer to my MacBook Air than to my other tablets.
Not -as I had feared- a crippled version of Windows, but very similar to Windows 7. And so far no lagging, it seems powerful enough for my usual Windows tasks.
If -big if- I actually can manage my usual tasks. Still lots of apps are missing...
But Kudos to Microsoft. Late to the game, but with a unique approach.

10-30-2012, 10:03 PM	#20
mgmueller Member Retired Posts: 3,308 Karma: 13024950 Join Date: Nov 2008 Location: Augsburg (near Munich), Germany Device: 26 Readers, 44 Tablets	Love it It took some time. It's not the perfect beauty and it's not that intuitive. But after about 6 hours of experimenting, I've already found features unthinkable on iOS and Android. It's way closer to my MacBook Air than to my other tablets. Not -as I had feared- a crippled version of Windows, but very similar to Windows 7. And so far no lagging, it seems powerful enough for my usual Windows tasks. If -big if- I actually can manage my usual tasks. Still lots of apps are missing... But Kudos to Microsoft. Late to the game, but with a unique approach.