Microsoft's Surface Pro 9 requires a tedious balancing act
is a slide in which the software giant expresses its desire for"Surface devices to inspire the ecosystem and set the premium bar for quality and innovation."The machine's main problem is its form factor: it's essentially a tablet computer with a folding flap at its rear so the machine can rest on two points: the edge of the flap, and the base of the tablet. If you add a keyboard, it also rests on the leading edge of the keyboard nearest its user.
Stabilizing the Surface Pro, then adjusting it to stop the flat cutting into my flesh, quickly became activities I resented.
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