configurations can also be chosen now — slates with either an Intel Core i3 CPU or a Core i7 one, with either 4GB of RAM or 8GB of memory.
Here is the pricing rundown, by the way:
- Microsoft Surface Pro 3 64 GB with Intel i3 – $799
- Microsoft Surface Pro 3 128 GB with Intel i5 – $999
- Microsoft Surface Pro 3 256 GB with Intel i5 – $1,299
- Microsoft Surface Pro 3 256 GB with Intel i7 – $1,549
- Microsoft Surface Pro 3 512 GB with Intel i7 – $1,949
The Surface Pro 3 is, of course, the most powerful tablet from Microsoft, and the 12-inch screen size means that the company is positioning this as a laptop replacement.
Reviews have hovered between good to great, and although limited in storage capacity, the Core i3 variant with 64GB memory that retails for $799, pretty much makes it the best Windows powered tablet device you can buy at that price point.
One can hope the sales reflect this, now that newer models are available.]]>
Man. For all of the great things I’ve heard and seen from the Surface Pro 3, I just don’t think it’s worth it for me. The first 2 options don’t have enough memory, and the last 3 are too expensive for my taste. Still think it’s a nice tablet if you can afford it.