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Surface Pro 3 ad features Dubstep, shows you why it’s the most productive tablet on the planet

Ron Ron
August 19, 2019
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Surface Pro 3 ad features Dubstep, shows you why it's the most productive tablet on the planet

Microsoft has rolled out another Surface Pro 3 advertisement, touting the device as the most productive tablet on the planet. This video advertisement made its debut on the same day as Apple’s new iPad unveiling.

The video features the familiar dubstep (a genre of electronic dance music) that seems to go hand-in-hand with Surface promotional videos. In the video, Microsoft touts the ability to use the Surface Pro 3 like a fully functional laptop, even though it is designed as a tablet.

Here is what the video description says: “See why Surface Pro 3 is the most productive tablet on the planet – with a 12″ full HD touchscreen, multi-position Kickstand, 4th generation Intel Core processors, built-in Mini DisplayPort, built-in microSD card reader, Surface Pen, built-in USB 3.0 port, click-in keyboard, runs full Microsoft Office including Outlook, runs Windows 8.1 and all your favorite desktop apps.”

The video isn’t all that new, as it appears to be an updated version of the Surface Pro 3 unveiling video from this past May. Clearly this new video highlights the productivity aspect of the Surface Pro 3.

Further reading: Microsoft, Surface Pro 3

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