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1. #Why microsoft word is not opening on my surface 3 tablet full#
2. #Why microsoft word is not opening on my surface 3 tablet pro#
3. #Why microsoft word is not opening on my surface 3 tablet software#
4. #Why microsoft word is not opening on my surface 3 tablet Pc#

I’ve tried using a “virtual notebook” workflow before with and iPad and countless different apps and accessories. The response rate of the pen quick and I hardly notice any lag as I write. The accuracy is phenomenal and it can sense different points of pressure. You just have to use it to understand how much of a benefit it is for this device. The pen is a unique device and is a real selling point in my opinion.

#Why microsoft word is not opening on my surface 3 tablet pro#

My Macbook Pro doesn’t have a touch screen or pen input to fall back on. I find that I use the pen and touchscreen a majority of the time. However, the trackpad is only one of many ways to interact with the device. Once or twice the two finger scrolling wouldn’t work at all and I had to reboot my machine before this functionality came back. Sometimes it won’t register the first time that I try to scroll in a program, then it will kick in a work just fine. There is a hardware “click” for the track pad but it is at the bottom, so you can’t “click” it if your finger is on the top third. The sensitivity is generally pretty good.

I’ve only briefly used the previous generation Surface trackpads so I can’t compare to them to this version.

It is responsive but relatively small compared to what I’m used to. It isn’t anywhere as good as the trackpad on the MacBook Pro. You first open the keyboard and then adjust the back stand instead of just open the screen. Compared to using a laptop, there is an extra step in there. To use it as a laptop, it’s a two hand operation with one on the surface and one on the stand. It snaps closed completely flush and rotates out with ease. The back hinge is sturdy and well thought out. I’m not going to do the same demo to prove it’s durability but it “feels” like it could take a drop or two. At the Microsoft Surface Pro 3 reveal event, the presenter purposely dropped it on the stage just to show everyone that it could withstand a drop unscathed. Sometimes I’ll double check my bag to make sure it is in there after I pick it up.

#Why microsoft word is not opening on my surface 3 tablet full#

I’m perplexed how a full laptop fits into such a shallow and light device. The Surface Pro 3 is impressively built and very solid. The Surface Pro 3 is insanely light for a laptop or a tablet. The MacBook seems like a giant brick compared to this thing. The MacBook has a large aluminum area to rest your hands as you type, but the Surface is incredibly light which more than makes up for it. When using it on my lap I can really notice the difference between my 15” MacBook. I’ve been able to comfortable use it in the typical ways: in a chair, reclined on a couch, and a regular desk.

#Why microsoft word is not opening on my surface 3 tablet software#

I feel like 4GB is not enough ram for the software that I plan to run, such as SolidWorks, so I wanted 8GB. The Corei7 is just too expensive for a laptop ( and not available yet). I feel like it is the right mix of performance and price. I chose the mid-range configuration of the Surface Pro 3: Core i5 with 8GB of RAM and a 256 GB hard drive.

#Why microsoft word is not opening on my surface 3 tablet Pc#

I bought a Mac just over 2 years ago because I was intrigued by the OS design and Apple reliability after my last PC frustratingly died. I’m always open to trying other platforms and constantly look for tech that can combine these devices. Before I got the Surface Pro 3, I used a PC at work and a Mac and iPad at home. I work mostly in product development and use a variety of software tools from simple word processing to computer aided design and software IDEs. I am a mechanical engineer who spends a majority of my time using a computer for work. Most reviews for tablets and mobile computers don’t tend to focus on the aspects that I care about (SolidWorks, development, etc.), so here’s my review. After over a month of continuous use, I thought it would be helpful to give a short review from the perspective of an engineer. We don’t typically do consumer device reviews here, but I recently bought a Microsoft Surface Pro 3 to replace my MacBook Pro.