Apple's iPad has long dominated the tablet market and as yet, no Android tablet has been able to make an impact. Microsoft is the latest to try and take on the Apple juggernaut with the Surface, a tablet that aims to compete with the iPad in the consumer space, as well as offer a solution to business and corporate users.
The Microsoft Surface has a 10.6in display, is powered by the company's new Windows 8 operating system and boasts a magnesium case. Can the Surface offer a valid alternative to the iPad?
Note: Microsoft will release two versions of the Surface. The first is an ARM-based device running Windows RT aimed at consumers, while the other uses an Intel-based chip to provide the full version of Windows 8 Pro for business and corporate users. For the basis of this comparison, we have used the ARM-based Windows RT version.
Microsoft Surface | Apple new iPad | Verdict? | |
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| OPERATING SYSTEM | |||
| SCREEN SIZE | |||
| DISPLAY RESOLUTION | |||
| DISPLAY TECHNOLOGY | |||
| PIXEL DENSITY | |||
| FRONT CAMERA | |||
| REAR CAMERA | |||
| CAMERA FEATURES | |||
| VIDEO RECORDING | |||
| INTERNAL MEMORY | |||
| EXPANDABLE MEMORY | |||
| THICKNESS | |||
| WEIGHT | |||
| RAM | |||
| PROCESSOR | |||
| AUSTRALIAN 3G NETWORKS | |||
| AUSTRALIAN 4G NETWORKS | |||
| WI-FI | |||
| BLUETOOTH | |||
| VIDEO-OUT | |||
| USB PORT | |||
| QUOTED BATTERY LIFE | |||
| FLASH SUPPORT |
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