In fact, one of my followers suggested starting a site that logs which games run well on the device. I shouldn't be evangelizing the Surface Pro's gaming chops, Microsoft should.
Until the 128GB iPad 4 can run games like Diablo III and Portal 2, let's stop the comparisons Shouldn't that same device be useful during leisure time? Several of my Twitter followers want to play World of Warcraft during their downtime, and had no idea that the Surface Pro's Intel Core i5, 4GB of RAM, and integrated Intel HD 4000 graphics could facilitate that. One that fits the bill at work, is easy to travel with, and powerful enough to aid in productivity. Tech-savvy consumers want to carry around a single multipurpose device. It's time for Redmond to change the messaging.
The culture Microsoft has fostered for decades assumes that the Surface Pro is for work. Nevermind that Microsoft is targeting anything but the business professional with their new breakdancing-laden commercial. Their prior perceptions held that the Surface Pro was strictly a business machine. People previously on the fence about purchasing a Surface Pro reversed course and started hunting down the hardware.
Surprised? So was the majority of my Twitter audience. As I spent the day testing various high-profile - and most importantly, evergreen - game releases, a fascinating trend emerged.
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