What is the most significant appeal on buying a Windows Tablet ??? Well, I supposed that it should be the integration with all (or at least most of) the Windows O.S. and devices.
Once I use a Windows 7 notebook and Outlook to keep track of all my emails, calendar appointments, notes and tasks, I was so sure my Surface RT would sinchronyze with it. My old Windows Phone 6.5 smartphone allows total integration, and the new, inovative Microsoft device and O.S. don't allow it.
Well, I could solve the email think configuring my email accounts using iMap, but nothing else. No notes, no tasks or calendar integration. I need to keep my Notebook, my Windows Phone and Surface RT syncronized, but can't.
I've read so many times, before the Surface RT was on the market, about the integration of Surface RT with the Windows enrvironment. Not running Windows appications is NOT a problem for me. I can live with that and I've bought RT knowing that, but this huge limitation to integrate my Windows devices and computers is a huge frustration.
Carlos/Brazil
Once I use a Windows 7 notebook and Outlook to keep track of all my emails, calendar appointments, notes and tasks, I was so sure my Surface RT would sinchronyze with it. My old Windows Phone 6.5 smartphone allows total integration, and the new, inovative Microsoft device and O.S. don't allow it.
Well, I could solve the email think configuring my email accounts using iMap, but nothing else. No notes, no tasks or calendar integration. I need to keep my Notebook, my Windows Phone and Surface RT syncronized, but can't.
I've read so many times, before the Surface RT was on the market, about the integration of Surface RT with the Windows enrvironment. Not running Windows appications is NOT a problem for me. I can live with that and I've bought RT knowing that, but this huge limitation to integrate my Windows devices and computers is a huge frustration.
Carlos/Brazil