| Scoobes said: The question should be which is capable of running PC software (x86 code)? Surface runs on a full PC based OS and can run a full package of PC based software for business users. You also have to pay an extra premium to access that software. The tablet market is targetted for consumers to... well... consume content. You have some tablet devices that have keyboards, but they don't run classic PC software and are only designed to do some light editing work rather then full blown PC software like Photoshop. They're two different market segments. It's like comparing an iPad with a Mac, it's just that Microsoft have blurred the lines a bit with Windows 8. |
There is no question, there is only one tablet on this topic which can run x86 code.
Okay, I'll compare.
iPad
Mac
No... that comparison does not feel the same as comparing a tablet to a tablet. Maybe I am going blind, but those things are quite different.
All I can see is you whining about the price and that it is unfair that one operating system happens to be superior to others. I don't know why you whine about the latter part, is it because you think it is unfair?
