AW: Windows RT

[Mark Schonewille]

Hi Tiemo,

I can buy this MS Surface Pro 2 in a store in my city

http://www.mycom.nl/tablets-e-readers/windows-tablet/433918/microsoft-surface-pro-2-i5-256gb#specificaties

and it has an Intel processor. Perhaps there are a Surface 2 with ARM 
and a Surface Pro 2 with Intel, bit I haven't seen one with an ARM 
processor.

"And later..." always means up to this date. You could include the date 
of writing in your specs, but users may not know when an operating 
system was available.

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Best regards,

Mark Schonewille

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On 11/7/2014 10:33, Tiemo Hollmann TB wrote:
> Hi Mark,
> confusingly the surface 2 has an ARM processor (with Windows 8.1 RT) and the
> surface 3 has an intel processor (with Windows 8.1) So my LC App doesn't
> even start on the surface 2.
> I will think about the spec "Intel", though I am not sure if the standard
> dummy customer knows or cares  anything about processor specs.
> Btw. I never again specify "... or later" since Apple changed his directory
> specs and rights in 10.7 and my product wasn't compatible anymore. The times
> "Macs are always compatible" is history for me.
> Tiemo