did u use a courier service like comgateway, or u just str8 deliver to sg?
It actually came on Tuesday, but I've been pretty busy so I didn't get to play much with it. The screen is much better than the Surface RT's.
Some pics (unfortunately my photography is pretty bad):
You'll notice the pen that magnetically attaches on the right:
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Chrome on the Surface Pro. Most pages default to 100% scaling however, but 150% is generally more useable (top is 150%, bottom is 100%):
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The type cover came in a separate package from the Pro itself:
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Yes, I've read it. The reviewer doesn't really know how to do a proper use case review. Technical review was reasonable.The Verge just did a review on the Thinkpad 2: Lenovo ThinkPad Tablet 2 review | The Verge
Yes, I've read it. The reviewer doesn't really know how to do a proper use case review. Technical review was reasonable.
The ThinkPad 2 is meant for business usage where the heaviest software is likely PowerPoint. Business users don't need Core i5/7. Core i3 would be nice but unnecessary.
Reviewer didn't mention the Stylus is Wacom type & ssd is self encrypting allowing salespeople to use it as a POS system + data can be stored without fear of data being stolen. Most important, the battery life is 8-10hrs which is great for mobile business users.
The reviewer also didn't mention if video output to FHD TV was reasonable or not. Based on experience, 720p video should be ok but 1080p may not play smoothly. So a presentation on a projector should run just fine.
cool... did you move the recovery to a thumbdrive to save space?
what make u buy type cover instead of touch cover?
i dun have amex card to buy sian
Nope I haven't had a need for more space at the moment. I've tried the touch cover before, and it's difficult to get used to for typing... no tactile feel.
On the flip side though, the type cover is significantly thicker...
Yes, I've been analyzing the use case for Surface Pro & Thinkpad 2. I still prefer the Surface Pro for everything it can do but battery life isn't good enough especially since it's not user replaceable.Your points are sound based upon the usage patterns you've described. I think the ThinkPad 2 is a good choice for your use case. I guess you've already purchased it?
It actually came on Tuesday, but I've been pretty busy so I didn't get to play much with it. The screen is much better than the Surface RT's.
Some pics (unfortunately my photography is pretty bad):
You'll notice the pen that magnetically attaches on the right:
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Chrome on the Surface Pro. Most pages default to 100% scaling however, but 150% is generally more useable (top is 150%, bottom is 100%):
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The type cover came in a separate package from the Pro itself:
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. .For the record, I ordered a Surface Pro 128GB coupled with a Type Keyboard using my Amex card and without going into the details, the entire cost added up to SG$1530 - not a small price. Just a heads up for anyone else considering it.
thanks for sharing... so total price come up (+ shipping + GST) to how muchie SGD?
i saw the $1530... just wasn't sure whether it include shipping from us to singapore and singapore GST.
How to buy surface pro?
The microsoft store US is out of stock now...
Hmmm... it's in very high demand unfortunately. If you really need it now you'll have to buy it off eBay at a premium, unless you know someone in the US would could help you check the local stores for one.
Bestbuy will not ship to comgateway.