There will be two broad categories of slates running Microsoft’s platform: those based on ARM chips that will run Windows RT and those that have an Intel x86 chip at their core, running Windows 8. Out of the two, Hewlett-Packard, the largest maker of personal computers, will only go with the Intel chip (at least at the beginning). It is surely a hard hit for ARM to not have its chips powering HP’s slates but, as Marlene Somsak, spokesperson for the computer maker stated, the first HP tablet running Windows 8 will be addressing the business market. And, in order to clear all ...
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Surface is available in 32GB and 64 GB capacities while Pro is available in 64GB and 128GB capacities. Both the devices support Micro SD for expanded memory and USB for universal connectivity.
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