Electronics that are popular and have been on the market long enough to be out of warranty have vibrant industries of third-party repair shops, replacement parts, and online repair manuals. Yes, we’re thinking of iDevices when we say that. The problem with owning a newer device like the Microsoft Surface is that this kind of cottage industry hasn’t had the opportunity to grow yet. Warranty replacements are the norm and the only way to get things replaced. [More]
Microsoft Says Liquid Damage Ruined My Surface’s Battery, And That’s Final
By May 23, 2013
My Quest For A Defect-Free Microsoft Surface Goes Surprisingly Poorly
By January 2, 2013
Being an early adopter can be difficult. Overall, Grady likes his new Microsoft Surface tablet, but noticed some hardware issues, like light distortion and a power button that doesn’t feel right. Those are relatively minor issues when the entire device is working well, but not what Grady expected when he laid out $600 for a new tablet. That’s when he began his quest to return his Surface to Microsoft and obtain one with no defects, cosmetic or otherwise. This quest turned out to be more difficult than he had predicted. [More]
Lawsuit Aims To Call BS On Microsoft Surface Memory Size Claims
By November 15, 2012
Is it misleading to advertise a tablet as having 32 GB of storage memory when only half of that number is actually available to the user? According to a new lawsuit over the new Microsoft Surface, the answer would be “yes.” [More]
