While there are a number of tablets out there running Android, iOS, and Windows, many rate Microsoft's own Surface line of portable PCs as the best tablet experiences. And they're not wrong. The amount of power the company has been able to pack into a sleek aluminum shell is astounding when you configure a tablet to house an Intel Core i7 processor.
Microsoft is currently running a promotion on the new Surface Pro, taking up to £274 off select models.
Here's a quick run-down of what is on sale:
- Intel Core M3 / 128GB - £649 (save £274)
- Intel Core i5 / 128GB - £849 (save £254)
Featuring up to 13 hours of battery life, you'll be set to do some serious work and browsing while on the go, running full Windows applications and enjoying a traditional PC experience in a small form factor with a touchscreen. There's also a neat built-in stand that can help support the tablet in various view modes for media consumption. A stunning package overall and £649 for the Core M3 fanless option is a steal.
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