| @S.T.A.G.E. |
To stay on topic, use virtual CloneDrive.
Also, most programs are installed once and don't use disks after the fact. This isn't a gaming gig, it's a laptop alternative, and a fantastic one at that. Buy the disk, put in an external drive, install and you're done. Store the disk in your closet and Bob's your uncle.
| @Euphoria |
Imho to have an idea think of it like a glorified netbook. If you have any experience with those it could help. For example, I was able to play diablo I on my netbook, so the RT model would definitely support that.
The pro model has an i5 and can display 1080p graphics, so it's a fair assumption that it has a decent graphics card that would have little issue playing games like Team Fortress 2.
| @Microsoft/Ballmer |
Bravo Microsoft, I have been waiting for something like this for the longest time. You bring the best of the PC world and the Tablet world together in a complete and comprehensible package, with even digital ink. I'm am so impressed and my faith in humanity has been temporarily restored.
