I have no interest in a tablet that will behave like a phone that cant even make a call. Microsoft pay attention and get it together and give us a product that will help us to get what we need done.

Microsoft has not hit the point of no return yet, but if they aren't careful they can lose even more ground. Kinda like VHS verses Beta, Beta had a better product but VHS did a better job Marketing their product and the next thing you know Beta was gone. And Apple and Android spent time trash talking Microsoft to the average user until we are where we are today. In the past they listened more to Enterprise and Commercial companies who have no loyalty to anyone or anything. They are just going to have to take steps to gain ground on the competition which may mean they are going to have to scrap their old business model of not listening to 'Average Joe' consumers. Microsoft has the resources to develop a tablet that can outperform all the competition and beat them on price point too. Honestly I am hoping to see a tablet worth buying, it needs to be priced realistically and run full windows good enough to get work done as well as be able to be used for presentations and sketching. So if people are out buy a new android or ipad every year I have to question if the hardware was really that bad or if they have just been conditioned to throw money away every year. I am just now becoming in need of a new tablet. I am still using my Surface Pro 2, because good quality hardware is 1) not inexpensive and 2) will perform great for a long time. Also there's a lot of people who don't just go buy the newest latest gadget and throw money in the wind for kicks, when people get a good tool, they keep it for a long while.

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