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Microsoft pokes fun at the iPad again, showcasing Windows 8 Snap mode and Skype

Ron Ron
August 18, 2019
1 min read

Windows 8

Microsoft has been pushing its Surface RT tablet, powered by Windows RT, as a serious competitor to Apple’s popular iPad. In a new video, Microsoft showcases how a Dell Windows 8 tablet can utilize Snap mode and be able to multitask while using Skype.

The video pokes fun at the Apple iPad’s inability to do two things at once, which Windows 8 and Windows RT is excellent at. “Do two things at once without dropping the ball,” the video description states. We’ve embedded the video below for your viewing pleasure.

Microsoft also recently compared the Apple iPad with the Asus VivoTab RT. Microsoft showed off that the Windows RT tablet is thinner, weighs less, comes with Microsoft Office 2013, Windows RT’s multitasking abilities via Snap mode, and built-in Micro SD card reader on the VivoTab RT.

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