Microsoft Surface Pro 3 Reviews: Specs Of Windows Tablet-Laptop Incl. 12” Display, Core i7 Processor, 512 GB Memory, 8 GB RAM; Will This Be A Real Laptop Sub?

Microsoft Surface Pro 3 reviews: The Windows tablet-laptop hybrid is one of Microsoft’s pride. The third generation 12-inch device is available with a 64 GB to 512 GB internal storage, Intel i3, i5 and i7 processor, and $799 to $1,949 price.

As tablets are becoming larger and more advanced, laptops are slowly being replaced. And pretty soon, devices with lighter bodies, larger screen sizes and developed softwares and processors will become advanced enough to become less like tablets and more like desktops or laptops. Now, Surface Pro 3 is in the front line to fulfil this trend. The question is: Is it ready?

“Will Microsoft's Surface Pro 3 replace your laptop? That's the million-dollar question. Microsoft says it absolutely can -- and it's right,” says Shelly Palmer of Huffington Post.

Here is a quick rundown of its specs to help you see if you will agree.

With an impressive resolution of 2160 x 1440 pixels, the Microsoft Surface Pro 3 sports a kickstand and touch cover that can be flexed from between 22 to 150 degrees.

The screen sizes of the tablet’s predecessors were both 10.6 inches; while their bodies were 13 mm thin. Now, the third generation model is 9.1 mm, relatively a thinner body, but a larger screen. Meanwhile, the Surface Pro 3 is only 800 grams, 100 grams lighter than the first two (900 grams).

When it comes to the body, the Surface Pro 3 definitely scores major points for its lightweight hardware. But how about the specs under the hood?

For Windows users, its operating system is definitely a treat: it runs on 100 percent pure Microsoft Office. This means that with the help of a keyboard, you can use the daily functions of a laptop, down to the very last word document.

For Note fans, the tablet also includes a pen; not a stylus, a pen. This is because it can also erase and select. With this feature, you are definitely getting more than what you’ve bargained for.