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Question: Does Microsoft Word, Excell and Outlook come loaded on it?
Document: It comes with Office - Word, Powerpoint, and Excel. I have already loaded up some photos from USB drives I have, and attached a portable hard drive that held other photos and documents. There was only a $20 difference between the 32 gb and the 64, so I got the 64, although I don't know if I'll come close to using that much.The keyboard seems unnecessary to me so far, because the on screen keyboard is easy enough to use for short messages and doing web searches.
I work on a freelance basis, mainly as a writer. Wanted something I could keep with me when I travel - even on vacations seems like clients come up with last minute projects. Office RT fine for what I need. Have only had for a week, but notice no difference between this version of Word and what I normally use.Surface itself is a remarkable machine. Very small and lightweight - 2 lbs w the Type Cover. Plenty fast for Word and Internet. I do appreciate the long battery life.
If you want a wonderful device for internet browsing and getting work done, this is it. I don't download a lot, and just use the internet and Microsoft Word functions and for that it's just what I was looking for. Awesome.
Pros: Weight, thin Profile, bright clear screen, decent battery life, full size USB, handy kick-stand. You get the full Microsoft Office loaded and activated. 2GB memory. The good news is you get that all on the cheap. The bad news is .... theCons:Extremely slow, even for browsing. The Tegra architecture just doesn't cut it. You will be frustrated. You just can't load any legacy software. Where are the apps?
It is cute to put instructions on the item but one would have to know how to get to the instructions in order to be instructed not to mention know exactly the correct word for finding out how do I turn the machine on? I finally bought a Microsoft Surface RT for Dummies & am trying to follow the information...haven't gotten to anything useful yet but I am sure I will get it eventually. Just was a great disappointment. They did suggest I need another book for 8.1.
I use the USB to hook up a travel size mouse.I also love the fact that it comes with Microsoft Office preinstalled. I use Word a lot in my classes, and it's been a great thing if I don't want to lug my laptop around.I know one of the main complaints is the Windows Store and it's perceived lack of apps. Though it doesn't have the volume of Google Play or the ITunes app store, it certainly has enough for anything you want to do.
This is an all-around great option for most people who want to surf the net safely, 'do' email, edit and share documents and do all the normal stuff people generally want to do. Office is included and free, along with Outlook (free upgrade to Windows 8.1). Because you're using Microsoft Office, all your work or school files are compatible.
It would be helpful if this product was pictured the way it is sold. The keyboard does NOT come with the tablet but must be ordered separately
It is everything I wanted. It is very user friendly .I was disappointed that it didn't come with a keyboard but so far,I don't really need one. .I love the portability and the touchscreen. If I had to do a lot of typing, however, I would need the keyboard. All in all, it's a great device and I would highly recommend it.
It is too big for a tablet--I've come to learn I like the Kindle 7 inch model for reading fiction (I buy nonfiction in hardcover for my library--to make me look erudite)as tablets the size of the Surface are just too unwieldy. That could just be my idiosyncrasy, but it is not comfortable to need two hands to read a book, particularly if having a glass of wine and needing the other hand.
Answer: According to Microsoft: Windows RT 8.1 includes Microsoft Office 2013 RT, so you get touch-optimized versions of Outlook, Word, Excel, PowerPoint, and OneNote-right out of the box. Learn more at http://office.microsoft.com/en-us/home-and-student/office-2013-rt-office-for-windows-tablet-devices-FX103278460.aspx