Microsoft Surface RT vs. iPad (4th generation)
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iPad easily wins this round
Both companies offer innovative new accessories, but they may cost you
Surface gives you more storage bang for your buck
The iPad's advantage on paper may be cancelled out when its Retina Display is accounted for
Surface is intended for landscape use, while the iPad is more of a portrait tablet
Surface's sub-pixel rendering should partially offset its major disadvantage in display resolution
Surface double's the iPad 4's 1GB of RAM
How does Surface RT compare to the iPad 4?
iPad is slightly lighter than Surface
You'll need a hotspot to connect Surface on the go
Early benchmarks show a 1.4GHz CPU in the new iPad
Article Summary
Technology moves quickly. Just a few weeks ago, we were anticipating an epic showdown between the 3rd gen iPad and Microsoft's Surface RT. Now, ahead of Surface's launch, Apple has already announced a brand new 4th-generation iPad. How does Microsoft's intriguing new tablet compare to the newly-refreshed iPad? Let's take a look …
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