Microsoft Surface with Windows 8 Pro Preview(4)

An electromagnetic pen requires a certain kind of digitizer on the screen, and sure enough the version on Surface Pro is indeed superior to that on Surface RT. It’s also better at multi-touch: Where Surface RT supports five touch points, Surface Pro supports 10 touch points.

Where Surface RT comes with either 32 GB or 64 GB of internal storage (plus up to 64 GB via microSD), Surface Pro provides 64 GB or 128 GB of storage. You’ll need it: Windows 8 Pro takes up more space on disk than does Windows RT, and you’ll be able to install a lot more software on there thanks to its compatibility with normal Windows desktop software. (Yes, Surface Pro does come with the 64-bit version of Windows 8 Pro.)

It’s worth pointing out that Surface RT comes with Office Home & Student 2013 RT, which includes full-featured versions of Word, Excel, PowerPoint and OneNote 2013. Surface Pro does not come with any version of Office, but you’re free to install any version of Office you like, including Office applications like Outlook that cannot work on Windows RT.

Surface RT comes in three versions. The base product features 32 GB of storage but no Type Cover and costs $499. The mid-line version adds a black Touch Cover and costs $599. And for $699, you can get a 64 GB Surface with Black Touch Cover.

Surface Pro will come in only two variants, both of which lack Type Covers, so you’ll want to pick up a Type or Touch Cover separately. The base version, with 64 GB of storage, will cost $899, while the 128 GB version will cost $999.

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