Why are there two listings for the Surface Pro 128Gb (both by Microsoft)? Some specs are listed differently like the weight (For somereason it has 6lb
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Judging from the quite different descriptions in the Amazon listing, I guess the 6 lb. to be the shipping weight. Note that the dimensions in that same section are 16 x 12 x 5, which, as I recall, is about right for the shipping box, with power supply, etc. The dimensions and weights in the lower section apply to the unit itself, and are entirely consistent with my unit. BTW - I have been entirely satisfied with the Surface Pro since buying it several months ago - I have taken it all over the country, and have had no problems, although the OS (Win8) takes a bit of adjustment (and, hopefully, will improve in the 8.1 upgrade.)
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My computer came with Windows 7 Professional as described in the advertisement. I sent a e-mail requesting Windows 7 (Pro) or I wouldn't accept it. They responded via e-mail and said this is a Windows 7 (Pro) computer. Which it was after receiving it. I suggest if you desire Windows 7 than e-mail them prior shipment and they will verify it. They are a good company to deal with and are willing to upgrade or just help out with any question.
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I'd have to guess that the older and newer versions ship under the same SKU. If you happen to get older stock, you'll probably get the slightly faster CPU. I'm really doubt a .3 GHz bump would really make a difference in the real world. http://www.theverge.com/2014/1/2/5266988/surface-pro-2-intel-i5-processor-updated-specifications
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That spec is for the tablet only; they use the same spec list for both the bundle and the tablet-only listings. While docked to the keyboard, the run time does in fact double.
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I have a Surface "1" and it works fine. I think the Surface 2 has the same dimensions. It is cushioned well. I took it to Europe in Sep for 3 weeks and carried it in my day sack and everything was fine. It has a hand strap that I hooked inside my day sack to keep "light" fingers from pulling it out. That is nice. It also has a small cushioned zipper pocket in the front to carry a zip drive and other small attachements. Hope it works for you.
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By Surface - are you referring to the screen, the cover or the key board? You would have to check the documentation associated with a Pro 3. I do not know if the protection plan is a Boiler Plate - or customized for each type of computer. I am sorry I can not help you.
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Given how the sellers on Amazon are trying to rip off everyone by charging so much more for this product I'd say just buy the 256gb model elsewhere. (Microcenter, Microsoft, Best Buy)
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I didn't like the Surface because there is no cd drive. I would check out the pro 3 and see if it meets your use.
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There is a surface RT/surface 2 version and a surface PRO/surface pro 2 version.
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Everything I've read says you can't upgrade the RAM on the U120. I had just ordered it and haven't received it yet. I hope I won't regret not being able to add RAM. I researched as much as my mind could handle when I ordered this. I liked the light weight and the decent screen size and the brightness. It's all very confusing. Now there is a U120H. I don't know what the H has and why it's different. Better connectivity I've been told. Anyone know what this means? I don't want to have buyer's remorse. Sigh...it's all too much!
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Mine says "Microsoft Model 1513". Looks legit. I use it to (slowly) charge my Surface 1 pro.
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Hello JustWTH: please note I bought the Cooler Master Cube rather than the Wave Stand. Both product features and tech details for both note they support up to 12" tablets. The original Microsoft Surface RT and 2 are 10.81" wide while the the Pro 3 is 11.5" so the Wave will work for the Surface. I believe the Cube with its 4.5" wide upper back support would better support a Surface versus the single "pole" back support of the Wave especially when touching/using the upper sides of the Surface's screen. The lower cradle of either product will support easily the .035"/.036" widths of the Surface. I recommend the Cube for the Surface. Hello JustWTH: please note I bought the Cooler Master Cube rather than the Wave Stand. Both product features and tech details for both note they support up to 12" tablets. The original Microsoft Surface RT and 2 are 10.81" wide while the the Pro 3 is 11.5" so the Wave will work for the Surface. I believe the Cube with its 4.5" wide upper back support would better support a Surface versus the single "pole" back support of the Wave especially when touching/using the upper sides of the Surface's screen. The lower cradle of either product will support easily the... » Read More Hello JustWTH: please note I bought the Cooler Master Cube rather than the Wave Stand. Both product features and tech details for both note they support up to 12" tablets. The original Microsoft Surface RT and 2 are 10.81" wide while the the Pro 3 is 11.5" so the Wave will work for the Surface. I believe the Cube with its 4.5" wide upper back support would better support a Surface versus the single "pole" back support of the Wave especially when touching/using the upper sides of the Surface's screen. The lower cradle of either product will support easily the .035"/.036" widths of the Surface. I recommend the Cube for the Surface. « Show Less
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totaly confused with amazon. The specs on the press release have the 05 with 128 GB and win 7 pro. The title for this product includes the 128 in the title. Are you sure this will ship at 64gb. This is crazy!
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No you cannot. The surface (Non-pro) powers on a mobile SoC chip which unifies a CPU, GPU, and all other hardware components on a single platform. It is all soldered on together and the parts are not consumer upgradeable. Furthermore, even though the Pro model is powered by Intel Core i3/i5 like the desktops, it is also not consumer upgradable as well due to it's enclosed and compact design made possible through it's soldered hardware (think MacBook Air) Despite the ram size appearing insufficient, the windows surface (non-pro) is optimized to run extremely smooth and efficiently on the tablets
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I kept a pdf of the original ad stating 2gb max. and would notify them you were misled that it was upgradeable. False advertising and marketing with most retail sites also had the memory chip being offered as a bundle for extra dough and usually advertised on same page.I had pre-ordered the u120 but after found out no memory upgrades possible, canceled before it shipped. I went with the u100-641(black) sata for future upgrading hd. Upgraded memory to 2gb and purchased a 9cell battery from hongkong, still came out cheaper than the 6cell wind.
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I purchased this warranty for my Surface Pro 3. They also told me over the phone it will also cover the "type pro" keyboard that goes with it, because they are both kinda necessary to use the product correctly. Just take a few minutes to register your product on their website after you get an email from them (just need the model and serial number of the item)Any other accessories like audio devices or the docking station would not be covered.
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Yes, I replaced my desktop and laptop computer with the MS Surface Pro. I run MS Office, MS Project Professional and many other desktop applications, as well as the enterprise systems at my office via the Surface Pro. I'm also excited about the Surface 2 Pro -- more memory, larger SSD and better battery life management. PLUS, they have a true docking station coming in early 2014.