I have actual computing needs and therefore have a Surface Pro tablet. Will this work? If not, what product will serve this exact function?
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I wouldnt chance anything too expensive with this stand. I bought a used Ipad that I use only for gigs...so it can fall or get knocked over and its no big deal. You might want to invest in something a little more sturdy.
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The surface pro pen uses Wacom technology. If the Asus tablet uses that technology then the pen should work.
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I am not familiar with the Android OS, but I can't imagine why it wouldn't work. As long as the Android OS automatically recognizes USB devices, it should work fine, especially since both pieces of hardware are made by ASUS. When I connected it to my Surface Pro, it worked instantly. However, I can't guarantee that it will, so you might want to check with your local Best Buy or other electronics stores that sell Android OS devices just to make certain.
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The case/keyboard connects to the tablet by USB, so if the surface has a USB port, it should work. As for the pen, I'm not sure...I don't think it will work because it is thin and has a pointed tip.
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I have a Surface Pro 3 - have not been able to make it work - tried multiple power options - splitters into the Surface power supply, USB hub, etc. - no go. Works fine all my other HP, Dell laptops and PCs.
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Don't know about Surface 2, It works with Surface RT, does not work with PRO.
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I have a Surface Pro and am currently running two external monitors on it (with the tablet display not running). I downloaded Windows 8.1, which is not officially supported yet, but there is a driver available on displaylink.com that did the trick.
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Yes, I replaced my desktop and laptop computer with the MS Surface Pro. I run MS Office, MS Project Professional and many other desktop applications, as well as the enterprise systems at my office via the Surface Pro. I'm also excited about the Surface 2 Pro -- more memory, larger SSD and better battery life management. PLUS, they have a true docking station coming in early 2014.
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Yes the touch will work with the Surface Pro. but the Type is easier to use -I ended up buying Type after first buying Touch - I just couldn't get used to the keys not depressing when you touched them. Type is slightly heavier but not much.
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Yes, surface pro has all the same drivers as a normal windows 8 installation. This hub works with windows 8, so you should be fine.
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It does work. It get it to work, you need to plug one USB port into the surface itself, and the second into the power brick. I am installing Windows 10 on a Surface Pro right now doing this.
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Yes, the Surface Pro is a fully functional PC able to open any software you would have on your PC or notebook, and would require an antivirus for protection
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Probably not. This program is a Windows application that only runs on a Windows desktop or laptop. Your tablet must be able to run a Windows application and most likely must be a Surface Pro 3.
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This device isn't made to do stuff like that. Stick to the Surface Pro products if you want real stylus interaction. I'd recommend Surface Pro 2 as it's got better battery than the first gen stuff and it's not as expensive as Surface Pro 3. Remember you want surface PRO not Surface or Surface RT.
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This works for any device with a Mini DisplayPort output (common on Apple computers, MS Surface (my use), others...) converting that output to HDMI and connect using a standard HDMI cable to the display device. If it doesn't work, I'd request an exchange for a functional one or return as defective. Good luck!
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I have the original Windows Surface Pro. I do not know of a reason it wouldn't work with the non-Pro version.
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I have no idea. I use the Pro, I gave two Surface to family members for Christmas, I never liked it because I could not download other programs into it, which is why I use the Surface Pro.