The machine was beautiful and both the keyboard and trackpad felt amazing, but even if my unit was defective the pen and tablet experience were poor compared to something like an iPad Pro.
Also the display was really sharp in terms of resolution but suffered from an insane amount of ghosting while scrolling[2].
Although, my keyboard has seen better days. The case I got was too tight, and that forced the edges to fray very quickly.
Have you looked at the Surface Studio? I realize it's not super powerful for a desktop, but the price is simply too good compared to the Wacom tables.
Of course it would be. How would it be different if it is a Windows Machine and not a mobile device?
Windows prompts a touch keyboard and has other features, but the experience is really poor generally speaking.
We can argue semantics if you wish, but the truth is the Surface line is being sold as 2 in 1 devices that wants to combine a tablet and a laptop.
> Also the pen isn't for gui interface, but it is for doing creative art.
Same thing on the iPad Pro or a Wacom MobileStudio which have much better stili than the Surface line.
What is your point?