What the Surface Pro 3 can't be accused of is lacking in power. Not one for outdoor use for sure, and even when using it at night there's still a hint of reflection. We can't remember the last laptop we used that was like this tablets, sure, but the Surface Pro 3 was supposed to be a step beyond and this particular shortcoming has really got to us. It's like trying to look beyond the reflective layer in some magic eye poster. There's rarely a moment that you won't be staring back at yourself when indoors in even diffused daylight, trying to avoid making a face at your own reflection. With full Windows 8.1 on board - gone is the horribly confusing Windows RT option that the first Surface device mistakenly adopted, and good riddance - this is a laptop-quality device in upscaled tablet form.īut with its not inconsiderable 12-inch screen size has the Surface Pro 3 gone overboard in terms of physical size, or does it successfully walk the line between "the best of a laptop, best of a tablet" as it proclaims and, indeed, is so desperate to finally achieve? We've been using the Surface Pro 3 for a week ahead of its UK launch to see whether Microsoft has finally cracked it.īut there's a problem: Microsoft has opted for a glossy screen coating.
a viable laptop alternative (if used with keyboard cover)Ĭleaner cut marketing than before, the Surface Pro 3's message is altogether clearer.significant screen resolution with decent viewing angles.Finally has a proper stand with variable positioning.
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