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October 22, 2015
Review: Microsoft Surface Pro feels like a laptop
By ANICK JESDANUN
AP Technology Writer
AP Technology Writer
TORONTO — With the new Surface Pro 4, typing on a Microsoft tablet finally feels like typing on a regular laptop.
Although Microsoft has tried hard to sell the Surface as a laptop replacement, its keyboard has felt flimsy — something to tolerate when a real laptop isn't available. The keyboard attaches magnetically and has to be thin enough to fold over like a book cover. Consequently, it has felt like typing on cardboard over my lap.
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