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Question: Actually, on the pen can you use the right click button without having to actually tap the screen (like a Wacom)?
Document: I find the desktop is what I use for serious work and the tiles are what I use for leisure and fun. And with the touchscreen, I don't even need a mouse. I hardly use the trackpad either. I just tap the screen to point the cursor or swipe to scroll. All I need is the keyboard and touchscreen for all the various movements. I don't need a tablet anymore. Why carry around a tablet with limited functions when this is just as portable and can do everything! So why four stars?
I purchased the SP2, 512 over the weekend and couldn't be more pleased. It's extremely responsive and so easy to use. And even though it's a little heavier than what I had anticipated, it's not a problem at all. I charged the battery fully and ended up using the SP2 all day today without recharging...they say it will go for 10 hours...I'm not sure about that but it went for a full eight hours of usage today.I will definitely be looking into some of the training on this little beast...the gesture controls seem to be promising but not known or understood by me as of yet.I can't think of anything on this SP2 that I have been disappointed in...it's a fantastic device and just looks like a medium sized book when carrying it.
I bought mine off the Microsoft site, and this definitely has the &#34;cool factor&#34;. At this size and weight, it's almost like carrying around a tablet, but you get a full-fledged powerhouse computer! When people see it in it's sleeve (bought separately), they think it's a book. They're stunned when I open it up and reveal a full computer. I actually love Windows 8.1. You can use it in desktop mode, which we're all familiar with, or tile mode, which is really cool for easy access to all your apps.
This device should be able to help me to demonstrate my development work, minor code changes and project builds, reading personal email and web surfing without compromising corporate security policiesI own Microsoft Surface Pro 2 and it promises to meet all of my objectives. I can use this device as a tablet that I consider a bonus point.
This is a full function, powerful computer that just happens to be able to be handled like a tablet if you wish. For business it has so much power for integrating work and excellent multitasking. It is a perfect size for portability. I have the type keyboard 2 and it feels better than my old laptops. I also picked up a Surface Arc Bluetooth mouse and just love it! The included pen is great for taking notes or drawing. For gamers, Sims 3 runs on it like a dream. I cannot say enough wonderful things about this machine!
Windows 8.1 could be much, much, much, much better.This machine, with the pen and docking station has meant that i can throw away any other tablet. The full service PC/tablet combination works as advertised. No more shifting media between computer and tablet. It all stays together all the time.Windows 8.1 however needs improvement. The interaction between metro and desktop is awkward. I have a hard time understanding why office isn't a metro app as you are forever switching around windows. Perhaps the worst aspect of this set up is that not one windows app brings Outlook tasks into the tile screen.
This device really defines what a tablet should be, performance, portability, solid build, very good battery life, no limits to software use.I really love it. I am yet to connect it to the internet because of work reasons but I have it fully setup and running basic stuff. Boot up speed is excellent. Tried using my Galaxy note 10.1 pen on this device and it worked perfectly. The writing experience is phenomenal.
Because of its size, my eyes get tired of the small print after awhile. If you have perfect vision, this could replace your regular laptop. I have mine next to me all the time so if I want to do something quick, it's so convenient to pick up and use. But for long periods, I need a larger screen. I almost forgot to mention the battery life is also excellent.
Only calendar items.The docking station is amazing. I have one at home, one at work and my life is much more mobile as a result. My last purchase is likely to be a wacom pen tablet to eliminate the need for a mouse and to allow myself to fully utilise the amazing handwriting recognition. Using the digitiser as a mouse and input device is would be amazing. At present, given the tablet sits vertical most of the time, the digitiser (while great), sits in the bag most of the time.Oh and be careful of the connection between digitiser and the computer.
I have Surface Pro for 3 months now and I still love it! I like Windows 8, its easy user interfaces, and the intuitive use. Not to mention its processing speed, which is awesome. And I like its light weight too. I have always been a laptop person and I don't think I will ever go back to owning a laptop again. When I put my Surface Pro on a docking station, it is definitely better than a desktop or a laptop.
Answer: Yes you can.