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And here it is, the battle between two former giants of the computer industry can begin. American Microsoft founded by a friend of Steve Jobs Billem Gatesem, now led by CEO Steve Ballmer, introduced its own tablet called Microsoft Surface. The new product will be released this fall along with the operating system Windows 8, which is supposed to be the focal point of the entire tablet. Microsoft will offer two versions of its tablet, one weighing 680 grams, which will be a direct competitor to the iPad, and the other weighing 910 grams, whose price will correspond to ultrabooks. While the lighter version will offer an ARM processor, its heavier sibling will be based on Intel processors.

Interestingly, Ballmer stated during the presentation that so far what Windows The RT model will focus on competing with the iPad, while the slightly thicker model with an Intel processor will compete with ultrabooks and will also bring a FULL HD screen. So he really wants Microsoft compete with the iPad, which has a display with a resolution of 2048×1536 pixels at 264 ppi, with a device that doesn't even offer FULL HD resolution? Microsoft Surface will feature a magnesium-based tablet surface. The company calls this technology VaporMg, which allows for a slim, solid body. Both tablets will feature a keyboard that also covers their body. Microsoft The Surface weighs 1,5 kg, has a PVD finish and has a 10,6″ display.

 

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