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The team enjoyed a week's rest after their 21-11 loss to the All Blacks in New Zealand a fortnight ago but Meyer did not have a full squad at his disposal on Monday.
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Team doctor Craig Roberts said he had a busy day with some of the injuries he had to deal with.
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UM Athletic Training Students Win Public Relations Contest for the Sixth Year in a Row
May 24, 2013
University of Montana athletic training students recently won the National Athletic Trainers' Association Public Relations Contest for the sixth consecutive year.
UM Fills Provost Position
May 24, 2013
MISSOULA – The University of Montana has named its next provost and vice president for academic affairs. The University announced Friday that Perry Brown, UM interim provost since 2010, has been named to the post after an extensive national search.
UM and MC Introduce Adult Learners to Programs and Services
May 23, 2013
The University of Montana and Missoula College invite adult learners to attend an information session about Grizzly Opportunities for Adult Learners, from 6:30 to 8:30 p.m. on Tuesday, June 4, in the University Center Room 326-327.
UM Native News Honors Project to Publish 'Vast Expenses' May 25
May 22, 2013
MISSOULA – The University of Montana School of Journalism's Native News Honors Project will publish its 22nd edition on Saturday, May 25. The publication, titled "Vast Expenses," will be inserted inside editions of the Missoulian and the Billings Gazette.
UM Hosts Free Blue Mountain Observatory Public Nights
May 22, 2013
Explore planets, nebulae, star clusters and distant galaxies during eight upcoming free public observing nights at the Blue Mountain Observatory.
'Citizen Soldier: The Invisible Wounds of War' Slated for June 7 in Helena
May 22, 2013
The Western Montana Area Health Education Center at the University of Montana and the North Central Montana AHEC will host a one-day professional continuing education program around veterans' mental health on Friday, June 7, in Helena.
UM Graduate Students Receive Fellowships to Conduct Research in France
May 21, 2013
MISSOULA – Two University of Montana students have earned Chateaubriand Fellowships to carry out collaborative research in a French laboratory in Clermont-Ferrand. Steven McDaniels is a graduate student in UM's Medicinal Chemistry Program and Jaydene Topenio McDaniels is a student in the Neuroscience Graduate Program.
Award to Study Hospital Discharge Process in Rural Montana
May 20, 2013
University of Montana researchers, in partnership with Missoula's Providence St. Patrick Hospital, will use a new funding award to investigate how the hospital discharge process affects the treatment outcomes of patients from rural areas and to explore ways to improve those outcomes.
Jim Messina Delivers 2013 Commencement Address
May 18, 2013
Jim Messina, the architect of President Barack Obama's successful campaign for re-election, was the featured speaker during the University of Montana's 116th Commencement ceremonies held Saturday, May 18.
UM Plans for Rainy Commencement
May 17, 2013
Though the skies are wet and gray, UM's 116th Commencement ceremonies on Saturday, May 18, are still on schedule.
UM University Dining Services Receives National Sustainability Award
May 17, 2013
MISSOULA – University Dining Services at the University of Montana recently received a gold medal in the 2013 Sustainability Awards from the National Association of College and University Food Services.
UM Announces 2013 Presidential Leadership Scholars
May 17, 2013
MISSOULA – University of Montana Presidential Leadership Scholarships have been awarded to 24 exceptional incoming UM freshmen. The scholarships recognize outstanding talent, academic performance, leadership and contribution to the community.
English Language Institute at UM Celebrates 20 Years
May 17, 2013
The English Language Institute at the University of Montana recently celebrated of 20 years on campus.
UM Now Considering Two Locations for Missoula College
May 16, 2013
UM administrators are considering two sites for the new Missoula College building, President Royce C. Engstrom announced Thursday, May 16.
UM Student Selected for Prestigious Saxophone Symposium
May 15, 2013
MISSOULA – University of Montana student Charlotte Leung recently was selected for the Hong Kong International Saxophone Symposium.
American Bar Association Past President to Speak at UM Law School Commencement
May 14, 2013
Immediate past president of the American Bar Association Wm. T. (Bill) Robinson III will deliver the Commencement speech during the University of Montana School of Law graduation ceremony at 10 a.m. Saturday, May 25, in the George and Jane Dennison Theatre.
UM Faculty Will Administer Literacy Assessments During Kindergarten Roundup
May 13, 2013
MISSOULA – Hawthorne Elementary, a Missoula County Public School, will hold its annual Kindergarten Roundup from 6:30 to 7:30 p.m. Wednesday, May 15.
New 'Backroads of Montana' to Premiere May 20
May 13, 2013
MISSOULA – An all-new edition of the popular MontanaPBS travelogue program "Backroads of Montana" will premiere at 8 p.m. Monday, May 20.
UM Students Win Richard Drake Writing Awards
May 13, 2013
University of Montana students Erin Hastey and Hudson Spivey recently won the 2013 undergraduate and graduate Richard Drake Writing Awards.
UM to Host Annual Business Plan Competition
May 10, 2013
Students from across the state will showcase their entrepreneurial aspirations during the 24th annual John Ruffatto Business Plan Competition on Thursday, May 16, at the University of Montana.
UM Assistant Professors Win Annual Cox Educational Excellence Award
May 10, 2013
MISSOULA – University of Montana assistant professors Daisy Rooks and Tobin Shearer will receive the 2013 Helen and Winston Cox Educational Excellence Award at UM's 116th Commencement on Saturday, May 18.
UM's 116th Commencement Scheduled for May 18
May 09, 2013
MISSOULA – Nearly 3,000 graduates and degree candidates are invited to participate in the University of Montana's 116th Commencement ceremonies on Saturday, May 18, in Washington-Grizzly Stadium.
UM Journalism Student to Complete Summer Fulbright Program in UK
May 09, 2013
MISSOULA – University of Montana freshman Peregrine Frissell has received a four-week Fulbright UK Summer Institutes Scholarship to study journalism and broadcasting at Nottingham Trent University.
UM Hosts Symposium to Showcase High School Student Research
May 08, 2013
MISSOULA –The University of Montana will host the ninth annual "Air Toxics Under the Big Sky" science symposium from 9 a.m. to 2 p.m. Tuesday, May 21, in the North Underground Lecture Hall. Co-hosted by UM's Center for Environmental Health Sciences and Department of Chemistry, this annual event showcases high school student research on indoor air quality.
UM Philanthropy Class Grants $10,000 to Local Nonprofits
May 08, 2013
MISSOULA – A University of Montana communication studies class recently awarded Learning by Giving grants to three local nonprofits. The Philanthropy and Social Entrepreneurship class granted a total of $10,000 to Mountain Home Montana, the Missoula Food Bank and Garden City Harvest.
UM Students Score in 94th Percentile Nationally on Business Major Field Test
May 08, 2013
MISSOULA – UM's School of Business Administration students continue to knock the Business Major Field Test out of the park. Thirty-one students graduating with the spring 2013 class scored at or higher than the 90th percentile, with the entire class scoring in the 94th percentile overall.
UM Ranked Among Top Peace Corps Master's International Programs
May 08, 2013
The University of Montana ranks No. 7 on the Peace Corps' 2013 list of top Master's International programs.
UM Native American Graduate Students Travel to India for Research Exchange
May 07, 2013
MISSOULA –Three University of Montana graduate students will depart for India on May 14 to work with Indian students and faculty on a research exchange.
UM Honors Society Hosts Better World Book Drive
May 07, 2013
The University of Montana's chapter of the Golden Key International Honor Society will host a book drive May 13-17.
UM Students Win National Honors in Russian Essay-Writing Contest
May 07, 2013
MISSOULA – The University of Montana Russian Program continues to shine this year, with two students recently capturing top prizes in a national Russian-language essay contest. Dakota Whisler received a second-place silver medal and Justin Davis received honorable mention in the second-year nonheritage learners category of the annual American Council of Teachers of Russian National Post-Secondary Russian Essay Contest.
Registration Open for National Native American Student Conference Held at UM
May 07, 2013
MISSOULA – The University of Montana and Salish Kootenai College will co-host the College Board's Native American Student Advocacy Institute's national conference May 30-31.
National Photography Competition Promotes Majesty of American Wilderness
May 06, 2013
MISSOULA – In honor of the 50th anniversary of the Wilderness Act, the public is asked to participate in a nationwide photography competition that illustrates the sheer majesty, diversity and value of America's wilderness areas. Submissions are open through Sept. 3, 2013, and winning images will be shown in a 2014 exhibit at the Smithsonian Institution's National Museum of Natural History in Washington, D.C.
Eight UM Students Offered Fulbright Research, Teaching Scholarships
May 06, 2013
MISSOULA, Mont. – Eight undergraduate and graduate students at the University of Montana have received Fulbright Scholarship award notifications for the coming year.
Sustainable Campus Committee Announces Greening UM Awardees
May 03, 2013
MISSOULA – Each year Sustainable Campus Committee recognizes a student, an administrator, a faculty member and a staff member for outstanding participation in creating a sustainable campus with the Greening UM Award.
UM Departments Collaborate to Create Artistic Experience with River Sounds
May 03, 2013
University of Montana students and faculty collaborated across disciplines to create a multimedia piece featuring narration, computer music, dance and animation that artistically translates how the sounds of the rivers influence waterway ecosystems.
Off-Campus Renter Center Launches New Student Resource
May 02, 2013
MISSOULA – The Off-Campus Renter Center at the University of Montana has developed a new landlord review website to assist UM students with the rental process. The site is online at http://umt.edu/ratemylandlord.
Oil Boom Drives Rapid Population Growth in Northeastern Montana
May 02, 2013
MISSOULA – Newly released county population estimates from the U.S. Census Bureau show significant growth in Montana's northeastern oil patch, according to a University of Montana researcher.
UM Student Wins International Business Competition
May 02, 2013
MISSOULA – More than 1,600 students from all over the world recently competed in the semiannual Capsim Challenge to see who has the corporate intellect to be a winning CEO. University of Montana School of Business Administration graduate student Curtis Wallette rose to the top of the competition, taking first place in the challenge.
UM Students Win Awards at Montana Space Grant Consortium Student Research Symposium
May 02, 2013
Two University of Montana students won awards at the 2013 Montana Space Grant Consortium (MSGC) Student Research Symposium April 19, in Bozeman.
UM Professor Emeritus Wins Great Plains Book Prize for 'Blackfoot Redemption'
May 02, 2013
Blackfoot Redemption: A Blood Indian's Story of Murder, Confinement and Imperfect Justice" by William E. Farr is this year's winner of the Great Plains Distinguished Book Prize from the Center for Great Plains Studies at the University of Nebraska.
2013 Kimmitt Internship Goes to UM Political Science Student
May 01, 2013
Eliza Allison, a University of Montana senior from Helena, will travel to Washington, D.C., this summer as the recipient of the 2013 J. Stanley Kimmitt Public Service Internship.
Bill Cosby to Perform at UM Adams Center Nov. 15
May 01, 2013
Legendary comedian, writer and actor Bill Cosby is coming to Missoula for a one-performance engagement.
UM Astronomer Wins Teaching Award
May 01, 2013
Nate McCrady, known by many as the UM assistant professor of astronomy who shares his love of the stars with visitors during the Blue Mountain Observatory public viewing nights, recently won the first University of Montana College of Arts and Sciences Award for Teaching Across the Curriculum.
Missoula College Presents Seminar by 'Design+Build' Project Designer
Apr 30, 2013
The Missoula College University of Montana Energy Technology Program will present "Vegetable Oil Truck Demonstration" as part of its 2013 spring seminar series.
UM Unveils New Brand Initiatives
Apr 30, 2013
The University of Montana unveiled its new logo and brand identity to employees Tuesday, April 30, in the University Center Theater during an internal event hosted by UM's Office of Integrated Communications.
UM To Host Free Sexual Assault Awareness Seminars
Apr 30, 2013
University of Montana students can learn more about sexual assault, response services available on campus and in Missoula, and partake in self-defense lessons during free Sexual Assault Awareness Seminars held the final week of classes.
Missoula College Offers Course In Children's Communication
Apr 30, 2013
A summer course through Missoula College of The University of Montana will help child care providers, pediatricians, teachers and anyone who works with children better understand how they communicate.
MC Culinary Students Prepare American Barbecue for Annual Capstone Dinner
Apr 30, 2013
Students in the Culinary Arts Program at Missoula College University of Montana will host the annual Capstone Dinner at 6 p.m. Thursday, May 16, at the Missoula Winery and Event Center, located at 5646 W. Harrier.
Summer Field Courses Offered In Montana, Alaska, Canadian Rockies
Apr 29, 2013
Students have a unique opportunity to earn academic credit through The University of Montana this summer with the Wild Rockies Field Institute. WRFI will offer four courses taught entirely in the field worth three to 15 UM credits.
Messina To Speak At UM Commencement
Apr 29, 2013
Jim Messina, the architect of President Barack Obama's successful campaign for re-election, will be the featured speaker during The University of Montana's 116th Commencement ceremonies on Saturday, May 18.
UM Students, Volunteers To Restore Rock Creek Land
Apr 26, 2013
University of Montana students and community volunteers will begin active restoration at the confluence of Rock Creek and the Clark Fork River on Saturday, April 27.
Small Hotels Have Big Impacts On Communities
Apr 26, 2013
Two recent case studies conducted by The University of Montana's Institute for Tourism and Recreation Research show that third quarter 2012 expenditures by both Montana residents and nonresidents staying at least one night in the small communities of Three Forks and Choteau totaled about $500,000 in spending in each town.
UC To Host Appreciation Day For Military, Public Service Members And Veterans
Apr 25, 2013
The University Center's Student Involvement Network will host a Life in the Line of Duty Appreciation Day celebration at 5 p.m. Wednesday, May 1.
Retired UM Professor Funds Graduate Student Scholarship
Apr 25, 2013
The College of Forestry and Conservation at The University of Montana awarded its first Zuuring/MAGIP Graduate GIS Scholarship in April.
Mansfield Center Honors Former Directors As First Distinguished Mansfield Fellows
Apr 25, 2013
To honor their contributions to the legacy of former U.S. Senator Mike Mansfield and his wife, Maureen, the Maureen and Mike Mansfield Center at The University of Montana has named former center directors Paul Lauren and Terry Weidner the first Distinguished Mansfield Fellows.
UM To Offer Education And Fitness Classes For Senior Citizens
Apr 25, 2013
The University of Montana School of Physical Therapy and Rehabilitation Sciences' New Direction Wellness Center will partner with the Missoula Senior Center and the Arthritis Foundation to offer Walk With Ease, an education and fitness class geared toward seniors, especially those with arthritis.
Missoula College Presents Hors d'Oeuvres Class
Apr 25, 2013
It's time to get ready for great summer parties with an Easy, Elegant Hors d'Oeuvres class at Missoula College of the University of Montana.


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Tue, Jan 15, 2013 | 09:48 GMT
Braben on Elite Kickstarter: "I was a little nervous"
Veteran British developer David Braben has admitted to being a "little nervous" at around the midway point of his Kickstarter campaign for Elite: Dangerous and doubted if it was "the right thing to have done". The space-epic sequel eventually met its Kickstarter target of £1.25m, raising £1.58m in total.
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Elite: Dangerous will have 100 billion star systems
Elite: Dangerous will live up to its precursor's reputation for truly huge game worlds, David Braben has promised.
Fri, Jan 04, 2013 | 15:43 GMT
Elite: Dangerous Mac version planned as Kickstarter winds down
Elite: Dangerous has met another stretch goal, which will see a Mac release of the Frontier Developments title three months after the PC version is released.
Thu, Jan 03, 2013 | 09:04 GMT
Elite: Dangerous reaches Kickstarter goal with 51 hours to spare
With 51 hours left on the Kickstarter clock, Fontier Develpoment's Elite: Dangerous has reached its £1,250,000 goal.
Thu, Dec 20, 2012 | 09:41 GMT
Elite: Dangerous gets teaser trailer, PayPal funding pledges now open
Elite: Dangerous has received a new trailer, courtesy of developer Frontier Developments. The studio has also added a PayPal funding option to the game's site, which will run alongside the game's Kickstarter campaign. At the time of writing the Elite: Dangerous Kickstarter has reached £820,035 of its £1,250,000 goal with 15 days to spare. Check out the trailer below and judge for yourself if it's worth investing in.
Mon, Dec 17, 2012 | 12:29 GMT
Elite: Dangerous developer sees lay-offs as Kickstarter campaign rolls on
Elite: Dangerous developer Frontier Development has let go of 14 staff in an alleged move to restructure ahead of new projects. It comes as David Braben's Kickstarter campaign approaches the £800,000 mark. Get the details below.
Wed, Dec 12, 2012 | 19:52 GMT
Elite: Dangerous video features live work-in-progress gameplay
Frontier has released a new Elite: Dangerous video featuring live, work-in-progress gameplay between David Braben and other members of the development team. You'll see a convoy under attack, and a mix of AI and the players controlling the ships. The teams has also updated the FAQ on the single-player portion of game, and new concept art has also been released. With 23 days to go, 15,492 backers have pledged £721,132 towards the Kickstarter's £1,250,000 goal.
Sat, Dec 01, 2012 | 17:54 GMT
Elite: Dangerous galaxy will evolve over time – dev diary
In the second developer diary for Elite: Dangerous, David Braben delves into the game's galaxy, how it will evolve over time. and how this will play into player missions. You can re-watch the first developer diary here. The Kickstarter is now 50% funded, with 34 days left to reach its £1,250,000 goal. So far, 13,605 backers have pledged £632,380.
Also, the Elite: Reclamation Kickstarter, a novelization of the game's story by Drew Wagar, has been fully funded with 33 days to spare.
Mon, Nov 26, 2012 | 10:44 GMT
Elite Dangerous: author starts own Kickstarter to write book tie-in
Elite: Dangerous is doing big guns on Kickstarter at the time of writing, with £584,968
raised towards Frontier's £1,250,000 goal. One of the top funding tiers costs £4,500 and lets backers write part of the game's fiction. Enthusiastic writer Drew Wagar has started his own Kickstarter to raise the money. Get the facts below.
Mon, Nov 26, 2012 | 02:55 GMT
Elite: Dangerous shows off multiplayer combat
Two ships twist and turn through an asteroid belt in the latest gameplay footage of David Braben's Elite: Dangerous.
Sat, Nov 24, 2012 | 01:48 GMT
Elite Dangerous: Braben's square peg
Elite: Dangerous is the long-awaited space trading game from industry legend David Braben. VG247′s Dave Cook asks him about the game's galaxy, multiplayer and more.
Fri, Nov 16, 2012 | 15:41 GMT
Elite: Dangerous – David Braben explains how procedural generation will be used in latest video
The Kickstarter page for Elite: Dangerous has been updated with a new video in which David Braben explains how procedural generation will be used in the game.
Fri, Nov 09, 2012 | 18:29 GMT
Elite: Dangerous gets debut artwork, new Kickstarter video
Elite: Dangerous is the long-requested sequel to David Braben's space trading series. The game has currently raised £366,991 of developer Frontier's £1,250,000 goal on Kickstarter. To celebrate, Braben has revealed new concept art and a trailer. Check them out below.
Tue, Nov 06, 2012 | 02:56 GMT
Elite: Dangerous announced as sequel to 1980′s space trader
Legendary designer David Braben has turned to Kickstarter to fund a new entry in the Elite series.


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Surface Pro struts its stuff on video. Looks hot.
Promotional videos can be really awesome or really cheesy. This new one for the Surface Pro falls in the middle. It doesn't offer any of the heavy bass drops from the dubstep intro for the first Surface, but it does highlight some of the compelling features of the Surface Pro. Check it out.
Not a flashy ad, but it does tick off some of the features that set the Surface Pro apart from other tablets. The emphasis was definitely on productivity over consumption. Clever of them to highlight the ability to charge a USB device from the power brick and the pen with Photoshop. Two little tricks that most tablets like the iPad or Nexus 7 can't really compete with. I think the goal was to show this is more than just a tablet, it's a full blown PC.
Videos like this aren't meant to be shown on traditional TV ads, it runs at an attention deficit busting 1 minute and 24 seconds. It's mostly meant for people doing researching Surface Pro online, it could also do well with those ads that you're shown before a movie starts at a theatre.
With the Surface Pro coming out in a little over two weeks, we'll probably see more advertising as that date approaches. Any of you thinking of picking one up?
There are 154 comments. Sign in to commentJLP says:
Already saved my money for one...though I typically dont buy tech in day one release, I may make an exception for this!
JLP says:
I might go "all out" for the 128GB I think
MinkaKelly12 says:
Love my job, since I've been bringing in $5600… I sit at home, music playing while I work in front of my new iMac that I got now that I'm making it online(Click on menu Home)
Happy New Year!
seandworkman says:
No one gives a shit about your new job.
Allen Balkema says:
GTFO spammer. im sick and tired of these "i make 49bajillion dollars a month" spam posts, is it not that easy to tell that its a fake website?
ChrisLynch says:
I do wish it came with 8GB of RAM and/or a 256GB SSD option. The Ivy Bridge Core i5 proc is more than enough for me.
wpguy says:
^ Would also like that option.
simphf says:
RayWP7 says:
One thing I noted in RT version is that microSDXC isnt treated the same as onboard storage when it comes to storing photos and music. What this means is that you have to resort to trickery such as mount points to get some of the Windows Apps to see any data you want to see there. Adding the microSDXC disk alone to a media library for indexing isnt enough. Unless they fix that odd behavior, I'd strongly recommend getting the largest capacity you can afford.
Masltov says:
the pro runs win 8 x64, so you should be able to go test out the behavior yourself... i will have to give it a shot and see as i am not a fan of the hacks on my RT.
sdreamer says:
It's the same on any version of Windows. Not sure why Microsoft decided to handle removable storage like this. USB hard drives are affected by this and can easily be added to libraries where as removable storage such as flash drives and SD cards cannot.... without trickery as you mentioned.
sHAYM4N says:
Not really the same but presume ReadyBoost could help with the RAM :-)
Omnislash9998 says:
Great ad. Hope to see it again elsewhere.
unstoppablekem says:
Was going to buy it, but then I realized I have an rt and I'm getting the vizio CA27T-05.
alex6272 says:
I'm trying to decide between the Surface Pro and a Vizio notebook. The Vizio's look so nice but the Pro has the pen for taking notes.
unstoppablekem says:
The Vizio thin and light (best model) is on sale at the Microsoft store. And you get so much more for the price.
pizzalovinhulk says:
My buddy got one at WalMart for 500$ brand new vizio thin an light
unstoppablekem says:
Which model? The 14 inch or 15 inch? I'm talking about the 15 inch.
alex6272 says:
Wow, that is a good price. Thanks very much for the info!
unstoppablekem says:
The 15 inch has a quad-core i7 processor and more storage and ram. Getting this on the Microsoft store for only $799 is a steal.
alex6272 says:
That is a steal. My only concern is battery life and whether I should wait for the refresh with better battery and touchscreens. That's the model I'm interested in though so it's tempting. I wouldn't mind a full 8GBs of RAM and the dedicated graphics either so I may hold out.
unstoppablekem says:
It isn't terrible. But you should know the MSRP is $1,200. So you can get it now without touch for $899, or when it comes, with touch, it will be $1,200.
as147 says:
I don't know about you but as Windows 8 is touch optimised I wouldn't be buying a notebook without a touch screen. My understanding is that the Vizio is not touch screen enabled.
unstoppablekem says:
First off, it has a great touchpad. Second, they announced the new ones at CES with touch.
MFmonster says:
I am only looking for ultrabooks, notebooks, etc if it is also touchscreen. The Surface Pro has me interested, wish it was under 1000 (with touch cover and memory option) and the lenova yoga 13, or lenova ideapad ultrabook appear to be good options. Anyone think otherwise or have a recommendation? I can wait a month or two if something will be released in the next few months that is worth waiting for.
unstoppablekem says:
The vizio thin and light series or the notebook series are great.
If you want touch, wait for the new models coming in spring announced at ces.
Rishicash says:
Check out the Lenovo Helix.
JungleFiene says:
While my heart says "yes!", my bank account says "NO!". I think if I used my tax return on this instead of saving for a wedding, my fiance would kill me and I'd never get to enjoy it. If only there was a way to get this on a registry...
sholokov says:
JungleFiene says:
Good point, but I love her so I'll have to wait. It will give me time to devise a "look how this will help us in the wedding planning" scheme.
Tomasz S. says:
Show her the limited edition touch covers that have just appeared on surface.com - if she doesn't love them and want one, dump her.
chrgeorgeson says:
Here is what I do to my wife sometimes.
I buy an expensive widget of some sort, for lets say $400. Then I come home show my wife right away. She immediately says "How much was that?"
My response " $1200."
"WHAT!!!!!" I let her rail for a little bit than I say "Well your about to be very happy, it only cost about $400!"
It doesn't really change her mood that much but I get a kick out of it.... how am I still married?
samyaras says:
Man! You are taking a risk :D
Vijaysinh Patankar says:
Well my wife does same thing with me. So I know the reaction I hive to her :)
S0ckM0nk3y says:
That has to be the funniest comment I have heard in a long time. Well played my friend, well played.
ladydias says:
Lol, she's still with you because she has a good sense of humor? If my husband did that to me I'd be like "What? I hope you got one for me too.". That's what happens when technology junkies get married.
enthuz says:
You sound just like my wife...two engineers married has been very expensive.
bono5112 says:
Absolutely....go with the surface pro
TwoReplies says:
Hint to her for it as a wedding gift!
TwoReplies says:
Too bad the Windows Store or other electronics stores don't have a wedding registry. :-p
pookiewood says:
Lol nice! I'm sure Best Buy has a registry. Also nothing like cash or gift cards. ;)
Ricardo Vega says:
Well I would go for the surface, as soon as another lady sees that you are using it she would want to go out with you!
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MadSci2 says:
Well if you lose the Fiance you will have plenty of time to enjoy your Surface :-o
RayWP7 says:
I know you're being silly, but in case you weren't and were remotely considering this a conundrum... Wow. :P
JLP says:
Hilarious...im in a similar situation. We had to put our dog down unfortunately, and agreed we would not get another. Lo and behold, that didn't last long, and wife was sad and she wanted another. So I said if you get a dog, I get a Surface...she agreed. Can't wait for Feb 9 :)
mango.lover says:
Photoshop FTW!
sHAYM4N says:
Would like to have seen more of the pen with that though!
joe_easton says:
I love that they show the Windows Phone in the video as well. It's important to promote the entire ecosystem.
Tomasz S. says:
I love the idea of the charger with an additional port to plug in your Windows Phone.
pookiewood says:
That charging solution is brilliant! I didn't know it did that.
blackprince says:
Me too, i'm going to do that school when i need to.
dkp23 says:
Hopefully they stop doing those bad high energy fast commercials where you can't even see what the surface does. Almost as if they want to hide how to use a surface. Highlight the features and abilities clearly and effectively. No need for dance revolution
chrgeorgeson says:
While we don't like the Surface RT commercials I think a lot of the tween croud does. Not that they are buying these devices but I think MS wants to be in that 'hip' market place that Apple is/was associated with.
Chemilinski says:
Well of course the 'tween' market isn't buying it, as you so eloquently put it; their parents are.
This coming from an 18 year-old who's mum is getting me a Surface Pro for uni :-P
robertgknight says:
I ordered a Nexus 7 because it had cellular connectivity, but I think the Pro will be great for serious computing. Can't wait to go to Yorkdale mall to try it out!
latempete says:
I think I might just add tethering to my AT&T data plan and tether to my 900. I pay $30 now so it should only add $20. Most of the time I am in a wi-fi area anyway.
SWE_M says:
I love how you actually have to pay for that feature. In Sweden this is free! Unlimited 4G data, calls, sms, mms and tethering for 55$/month. Including a "free" Lumia 920. =)
as147 says:
Most purchasors of tablets surprisingly don't buy one with a cellular service and of those that do very few actually activate the service. Those who want a cellular service after buying a tablet purchase a cellular USB key. With the Surface you have this option and the benefit of buying this is you get the best deal at the time of purchase and can upgrade to the latest cellular speed without needing a new tablet.
ricardios says:
Will battery life be its Achilles heel?
Coolknight1968 says:
No. 5-7 hours, no problem.
sholokov says:
I enjoy my RT everyday and is enough for what I do on a tablet. Surface Pro for me is a little too much for my taste of a tablet; spec wise (size, weight, heat, etc) as well as money wise. But I love Windows 8 Pro, so I upgraded my Desktop and laptop with the $39.99 deal running these days.
sholokov says:
Don't get me wrong, I still would have loved to have both RT and Pro, but my wife would shoot me then.
JungleFiene says:
With both your story and mine, I have come to a conclusion... Women are violent these days.
procen says:
LMAO! Yeah they get angry very fast.
freestaterocker says:
THESE days?!
Mr. Brown says:
jfkn2001 says:
What I will do when the Pro will be available in Germany: Give the RT to my wife and buy the Pro for me :)
Tomasz S. says:
Surface Pro is more like a cool ultrabook than a tablet. The coolest ultrabook out there actually. My wife can't wait to get her hands on it, as she needs one for work. I'm fine with an RT.
pookiewood says:
I may get an RT. The thing that bothers me is the resolution though. I'd love that 1080p. Maybe get the RT and sell it when RT 2 is out. I pretty much just want it media, gaming, music and web access.
Tomasz S. says:
Do you really need 1080p on a 10'' screen?
And the image quality on Surface RT is really good, photos and wallpapers look awesome.
ustudio says:
I have to have it my music program require 1080p im curently using a 1600by900 and its is frustrating. Dont know how it will be on a screen that size but cant wait to see as it would be great to be truely mobile.
James Allatt says:
I was at that point when the Surface came out. I work in the IT industory and I had a 3 year old laptop at work running Windows 7 and a Xoom at home for browing the web accessing emails Streaming video and the odd bits.
After seeing the Seurface RT I decided that I would take a chance at getting the RT version and so far I have not missed anything that my Laptop at work dose everything I use is covered by the RT or there is an app for it.
I have now stopped taking my Laptop home as my surface RT can do everything I need it to do when I am at home like VPN into customers servers, Remote desktop onto there PCs/Servers access to my work email and I have a Sky drive account for all my personal data and a Box account with all my work data so I can open Excel, Word, One Note ect documents I use at work from my surface at home.
I also links well with my 2011 Home server the only thing missing is backing it up which I would be able to do with the pro version.
For me Im glad of the choice I made the Surface screen looks very good the media access is amazing and it has replaced my Xoom and Laptop at home as it is really the complete device. For me the Pro is s step up from the RT but I only see a plus to it if you are going to be using it for hevy work and gaming. To me For just using Word Excel VPN ect the RT will do a very good job and so far after having it for a week I have not had any issues or not managed to find a program to get somthing I do in my day to day job.
We are all different but I can say to most home users dont get an Ipad Get a Surface to replace your home pc and instead of a Ipad/Android and the same for any one who is just the odd user of Office and Email and anyone who is looking for a powerful tablet for work get a Surface Pro as this will do everything your work pc will do and has the Added advantage of running full programs of Photo Shop, Auto Cad ect.
as147 says:
The $39.99 upgrade deal is a great offer and it allows you to add Windows Media Centre for free (an add on option in the web page)!
However I need Surface Pro for only one reason. The mail app on the RT whilst good is not good enough for me as a mail/contacts/diary power user (I use all the bells and whistles in MS Outlook) and omiting MS Outlook on the RT for me pushes me to the pro. I might still buy an RT for the kids and wife however.
pazces84 says:
I want one! Using tax return to get me one :)
zigzagr63 says:
Actually going to pick up 2 of them next month. Can't wait to get it in my hands.
pizzalovinhulk says:
And cut that's a wrap ! Winner
Coolknight1968 says:
This will sell... It is very well made and a very nice Hybrid (Tablet / Notebook) that can do very many things with. It is also less expensive to own than a iPad plus a notebook as you need only one device.
pdch says:
Will be waiting when the store opens 2/9!
1jaxstate1 says:
WIll it run Crysis?
12Danny123 says:
Yep :-). Unless it's a CD. then you will have to buy a CD port
pizzalovinhulk says:
U can get the download torrent
pookiewood says:
He means buy the digital copy. *wink wink* ;)
CJ Thunder says:
Just run into a Staples and steal the Surface Pro while you're at it.
aubreyq says:
No kidding.
bawboh86 says:
I already bought a Lenovo Yoga 13. Don't have much use for the pen, and needed the ability to upgrade the RAM and storage (although, I haven't quite hit the storage, yet). 8GB of RAM for a few bucks more and the ability to add another 256GB mSATA drive were enough to get my attention to a Win8 device.
MFmonster says:
I was looking at that device. Do you like it? Positives, negatives?
cashcar1979 says:
Meh...my XPS 12 is nicer. Not sure why you fan boys gush over the Surface Pro when there are arguably better devices in the marker...
slepr says:
Planning on the 128gb version. Also have read that you will also have the option of i5 or i7 but not sure that is correct.
as147 says:
I think an i7 would be awesome but I don't think that will happen in the first generation of the device as the chips were not available in time.
iBandar says:
Getting it on same day :) Thanks to MS Canada store :P
daguila29 says:
The charger can charge surface and USB devices at the same time. That's sick. MS might be making a come back after all
pookiewood says:
That surprised me and may tip me to Pro. I'll probably get the RT though. Depends on what Nokia does at MWC. ;)
msualum says:
128g version. Wish the keyboard was included...
cdb033 says:
I can't wait to get one!
Abe Vinjamuri says:
Does anyone know if the Surface Pro has WiDi capabilities? Some of the ultrabooks don't seem to have it though their specs support it.
rcciren says:
I've just bought an i5 Ivy Bridge Asus S400 touch-screen ultrabook. Whilst it doesn't have the pen input it does have plenty of RAM and disc and I get 6-7 hours continuous use out of a single charge. Oh, and it cost £550. That's value!
as147 says:
There certainly are a lot of very keenly priced powerful and portable laptops and tablets out there right now. Great news for consumer and probably best time to buy.
RyanAMG says:
selling galaxy Tab 10.1 and Dell Latitude D830 for Surface Pro 128GB. Will look nice next to my HTC 8X. now all I need to do is get my fiancée to sell her iPad and then I will marry her ;)
RyanAMG says:
Sad to report she informed me I paid for the damn thing. I don't recall that as I am aware I would burst into flames like a vampire in sunlight.
pookiewood says:
Nah if she drops it surely the screen will shatter. ;)
Crunchy Frog says:
I'm pretty happy with my Surface RT and its great battery life. This is a very compelling device I must admit but the RT is a great companion device to my laptop I already have to use for work.
jonchai says:
If only it's available in Asia ... Why Microsoft? Why must you lock devices with good potential to certain countries?
David Ray says:
Must.. Have.. This..
JSAJG says:
I will definitely be getting the Surface Pro, with 128 storage.
KLinCHI says:
Urgh! The Surface Pro, the IdeaPad Yoga or the ThinkPad Helix? So many options...
as147 says:
The ideapad yoga doesn't feel that good when the unit is folded all the way back and the keys get lots of muck in them as they rest on your lap/other surfaces. Also you might like to look at this review of the Helix http://asia.cnet.com/product/lenovo-thinkpad-helix-core-i-processor-8gb-ram-46728672.htm
My belief is that if you need a keyboard you should have it with you all the time because you don't always know whenyou may need it. Carrying around something that adds that much weight and requires you to attach it and detach it to use in tablet or keyboard mode is not as convenient as the surface solution. It's light and always there whilst being functional and almost invisible. That and the ports with full windows 8 capability is why I am going with the Surface pro.
skywalkr2 says:
And in my opinion the Yoga is amazing, upgradeable, and the screen is perfect. The 1600x900 screen is gorgeous and I can't imagine a 1920x1080 screen on a 10 inch device... my eyes would bleed. The keyboard doesn't feel funny to me and I have never had it get gunky... but maybe thats becuase I dont try to clean up cereal with it...
Marcin Winkowski says:
Cool but with 3 hours on battery with productive apps ? ;] Naaaaah.
tomoakley says:
Heya, I love the Surface Pro, looks sleek (for what it is), powerful, well specced. The are a few things that are making me hesitant.
First thing is the screen size, I use a 15" notebook right now so I'm worried it'll feel tiny in comparison, I know I can use an external monitor, but currently I sling my Toshiba Sattelite in my rucksack and can go to the library and be really productive.
The second is using the type/touch covers, which one is better? Also I'm worried that if I'm using the Surface on a train as the tables are too small, the cover will overhang and because of the weight distribution typing on it will be awful.
As a student I guess I guess I need to justify the expense, I know the pen features will be awesome for doccuments and it'll be great to have tablet functionality I just need a bit of convincing! If anyone could give me advice that would be great.
Dare2Blink says:
What type of work are you going to do on it? design work or simply typing? If it´s the latter you should not have any problems in being productive without the need of a bigger monitor. I will buy one for photoshop while outside the house, although I realise that with a 10 inch screen it won´t be perfect but more than good enough for quick photos touch ups.
With regards to the touch/type covers it all depends on personal preference. Touch is extremelly thin but takes some getting used to while the type feels better to type on (pretty much as good as a normal laptop keyboard) but its sligtly thicker (and does not look as good or have adicional colours to choose from other than black). I would say if you do a lot of typing go for the type cover, otherwise stick with the touch cover.
With regards to using it on the train i don´t know how small these tables are but I find it hard to believe that the keyboard will overhang and that you will have any problem typing on it. Besides you can type on your lap (despite what some idiotic reviewers say)
as147 says:
Regarding touch or type cover just pop into a retailer and try them out. I did that a few times and got up to speed with the type cover very quickly. So I am settled on the tocuh cover (and I type A LOT). It is only about 15% less efficient than the standard touch keyboard for me. At the end of the day its down to your personal experience.
freestaterocker says:
The RT would suit my needs for a new computer, but I want the Pro. Income tax is already designated for a white L920 outright and unlocked... Guess it'll have to wait until the Surface 2.
Mattyh95 says:
Would anyone recommend this for university? I'm looking at getting one because its so portable but would this be better or RT for uni?
Mattyh95 says:
I'm doing law and political Sci with a bit of marketting thrown in there for good measure, I want to sell my viao w8 net book for it :) but knowing ms NZ we will never get the surface so will have to go eBay or elsewhere haha :)
Cornbean7077 says:
Well, it all depends what your needs are. I bought mine for when I go to college (senior in high school at the moment) for note taking and media consumption and whatnot, especially since the battery life is great. But if you need it for other purposes, such as Photoshop or something, then I'd recommend the Pro. Or buy both, whatever floats your boat ;)
as147 says:
I would go for the pro if you can afford it because at Uni you will be creating content and there may be apps you need to have which are not available on RT. I know my kids are being told to buy iPads for their school and there are lots of iOS apps they need to use. These do not exist on RT but may exist on Pro as there are millions of native windows apps out there.
Coreldan says:
I got the RT for university studies. It seems your studies too are mostly just text-heavy, so I figure RT would suffice. I study theology, so I dont need special legacy software or need much graphs or something that would greatly benefit from digital inking.
I think the better battery life of RT is worth a lot more to me than the few things the Pro would add. At home I can use remote desktop on the RT and use legacy apps all the same on Surface.
While Pro is sexy, I'm sure RT is better for my needs while on the go.
Cellus13 says:
*gasp* They have a Lumia in the video instead of an 8x!!!! Wow! That's a change.
bpgui says:
I bought an RT Surface to try out the form factor and love it. Now I have to decide if I want to go pro and give the RT to the wife, or buy an ultra book with a bigger screen and keep the RT for lighter travel
Michael Shaw says:
I definitely plan on getting one.
Robinsonmac says:
Great news! I can finally get one soon.... but who's in charge of naming things at MS? "Surface Windows 8 Pro" What the *&^#%%? Just call it the surface Pro & be done with it. When the Surface phone comes out cal it the Surfcae Phone & not the Surface windows phone 8.... Now which color keyboard to get......?
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Yeah, yeah, but how well does it handle Minecraft?
Denegar says:
I'm getting one maxed-out on launch day. I love my Surface RT for home, and want this for work. Now they just need to let us know when we can expect the Surface Phone.
Eric Hon says:
I'm waiting for the Haswell Surface Pro
inteller says:
you were one of the same f-ers who said you were waiting for the Pro with RT came out, now you say this. You are just a broke ass chump who will never buy a Surface.
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Really wanting forward to the professional, are holding out as i want the bequest support to run graphics programs on that like illustrator/photoshop. Hopefully it will hadle it otherwise i'd ought to think about the samsung/asus alternatives that may have i7 and probably additional ram tho' the pen input in addition as palm rejection of the surface may be a very nice price add. http://tiny.cc/4ztarw
sayonical says:
Looks awfully thick compared to my RT
phatboy66 says:
Surface RT was really disappointing for me when I saw it in person. Way too small for writing on MS Word which was my biggest concern. This is really a good tablet for media consumption and browsing the web. Also the weight and build quality is amazing. But I'll save my money and buy a high end Windows 8 touchscreen laptop when I can
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I don't really understand why people are so excited about this. It's just a tablet PC with Windows 8 on it. I have an old Motion Computing tablet that I put Windows 8 on, and it has more storage, memory, and can support any cellular card you want.
Plus, I'm running windows 8 on two other systems at work. It is broken for the most part. The apps aren't fully fleshed out, Windows 7 applications constantly have issues, and even media center won't work with my ceton tuner card.
I suggest waiting for SP1. Then fork out $1k for this.
Just my opinion though. To each their own.
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Troll less.
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Yes, someone whose run Windows 8 on a tablet, laptop, and desktop since September saying that it needs bake time is trolling.
I didn't say the surface or windows 8 sucked. I'm saying that the excitement seems unwarranted since the technology has been around for years, and that windows 8 has some growing pains that will be fixed with a service pack (Like every version of Windows ever). By the time SP1 comes out the surface will be cheaper, and it will almost certainly work more smoothly. I test products for a living, and this is my opinion. Buy one if you want, but don't cry because someone suggests waiting.
Nothing annoys me more than someone who acts like any criticism is an attack. It's ridiculous.
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64GB is MORE than enough for me. People made the same claim about the RT, and I got the 32gb and I have never came even remote close to filling it. I will do the same thing with my Pro that I did with my RT, put my 64GB SDXC in it and keep stuff on it. I also use a My Book Live to access files.
I don't plan on installing a lot of hardcore games on it. That's what my desktop is for.
sdreamer says:
The stylus can make or break this. It's great that it uses an active digitizer which showcases what Windows has been able to do for ages that no one else has been able to replicate that well, that is inking. The downside, this isn't Wacom so support better be spot on from Microsoft on this. I'd like to know more details like is that pen battery powered (the magnets look like the same for the power adapter, maybe double as a charging connection when snapped to the Surface), this'll add weight thats why, also how precise is it. All digitizers aren't that accurate towards the edges due to technological challenges, so I wonder how Microsoft addresses this.
Honestly though, this is what a real TabletPC should be.
jantjewag says:
Quite boring
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I'm getting an access denied on the dubstep video link in the article. Thought I would finally learn what this Dubstep thing is, but apparently I won't. ;)
myjota says:
Ok. In usa 900$. In Russia will be 2500$. The same situation with all tech praducts.
gilesjuk says:
Most people in the media have written off Windows 8 and surface. If pro isn't priced well then it's going to flop.
MFmonster says:
If I remember correclty the "media" did the same with Vista and three years later were the same people petioning MS to continue support for Vista. Regardless the expectation is not so high that anyone at MS believes it will sell more than surface than ipads which the 'media' will compare it too. Some of the worst articles are from blatant fanboys who make a point to write negative anything MS. It is even more dispicable reading a review on a W8 device that is written such basically proving to anyone who used W8 that they never used it much, I also found out one reviewer own stock in apple. See the problem here?
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At this time I am leaning toward the Lenovo Twist. If you shop directly on Lenovo's site you can get a 4GB i3 320GB HD for $746. I am planning on getting the 8GB i7 for $890. Best deal I have seen so far for a tablet convertible.


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