Thanks guys. That clears a lot of air. I will advise my friend accordingly. Evans On Tue, Jul 16, 2013 at 8:28 PM, Peter Osotsi <peter.osotsi@gmail.com>wrote:
Its a strategy, they just wanted to reduce a PC to a tablet, but then, the next Surfaces will definitely have a SIM or LTE functionality as thats the future. I think new bigger (hard disk / Memory wise) Surface's are in production now as we speak. Windows RT is not real Windows 8 and so doesnt support most if not all programs we use in windows.
If I were you, I would have waited for Windows 8.1 or 9, most of the feedback regarding Windows 8 has been sorted in these versions.
Peter
On Mon, Jul 15, 2013 at 5:58 PM, Philip Musyoki <pmusyoki@gmail.com>wrote:
Windows RT can run legacy applications, even though it appears to have a desktop mode, which is not functional. I guess the modem application is a legacy application, so no luck getting a modem to work.
I wonder why Microsoft didn't think of a GSM version of the Surface, but I guess that could be on the way but currently it is putting off a lot of adopters.
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