Available storage is subject to change based on system software updates and apps usage. Surface Pro 8 combines the power of a laptop with the flexibility of a tablet, and every angle in between, with the iconic Kickstand and larger 13 touchscreen. * System software uses significant storage space. Two 720p HD cameras, front and rear-facingĤ8W power supply (including 5W USB for accessory charging) Screen: 10.6 inch ClearType Full HD Display Physical buttons: Volume, Power, and Windows button Of course if this turns out not to be the case costco will always have the surface pro to go back to.Note: Some products might not be available in your country or region. Plus with its 8gen1 processor, oled display, and 11,200mah battery I expect battery life to be far better than what I have been getting on the surface.

I will most likely be taking the surface pro back, as for the price the tab s8 should be more than enough.

What I didnt expect is with the student discount as well as launch day/pre order discounts I can get the Galaxy Tab 8 ultra for around 700 bucks. Update: Well, samsung released their new phone lineup yesterday and I was planning on trading in my Note 20 Ultra (burn in issues) to get the S22 Ultra, which I did. Ideally I'd get the i5 with 16gb ram but they dont carry that one and the bundle deals are really good. I run chrome and can use a decent amount of tabs, and things like matlab. I went online and saw they have the i7 16gb with 256gb SSD option for $1549 and am wondering if the extra power and (more importantly) RAM is worth is as an engineering major? I will be using this laptop for anything they require as well as note taking. In store thats the only option, and I love the device. I recently picked up a Surface Pro 8 Bundle from costco for 1199, the i5/8gb with 256gb SSD.

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