Surface Pro Update - Part 2




It's been one week and I am still loving my Surface Pro. The only downer I had was "misplacing" the Pen. I am still looking for it.  Major issue is that it is Black and can easily get lost in the mess of black cables and such in my bag, car, or in my house.

I know it has a magnet, but I would detach it when I use the charger.  Microsoft should have an additional place on the device to dock it when you are not using it.

Everywhere I use the Surface Pro, I get people peering over my shoulder then asking, "Is that the new Microsoft thing?'  I proudly say yes and break into an impromptu demo.



I see the, "I bought the wrong tablet" look on their faces when I switch between "apps" in the New Interface and real Applications in the desktop mode.  I even wowed them by bringing up my Remote Monitoring and Management  (RMM) from Continuum and had a clients Server and 3 workstations under control.  (I even remote controlled a Mac just to show off).

I loaded the New Office (2013), and Visio - I can on the fly draw diagrams and then connect to my SharePoint site and upload documents for supporting my clients.

But, I also use it to have a little fun!  Anyone want to challenge me on Words by Post?


Ok, I'm off to find my pen... (or play more Words by Post!)

I will keep you posted on the developments!

Chris (Your Tech Doctor)

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