Updated Nov. 5, 2012 at 5:32 a.m.
Microsoft Surface tablet
Los Angeles — Review: After several days with it, I felt that Surface comes close to becoming a replacement for my work computer, but it doesn't make it all the way. Some elements designed for "play" make Surface surprisingly good, while others verge on being frustrating.
Microsoft's Surface mostly bridges work-play divide
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Microsoft Surface tablet
Los Angeles — Review: After several days with it, I felt that Surface comes close to becoming a replacement for my work computer, but it doesn't make it all the way. Some elements designed for "play" make Surface surprisingly good, while others verge on being frustrating.
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