Tech Advisor - UK (2020-05)

MAY 2020 • TECH ADVISOR 13

Granted,it’sa loteasiertobethebestgamein

townwhen rival Windows tablets are few and far

between. At this point, the field consists largely of

Microsoft’s Surface Pro models, the Surface Pro X

(£999 from fave.co/2vpqq7L), Lenovo’s ThinkPad X

Tablet (£1,559 from fave.co/37t2pKx), monstrous

tabletworkstationsliketheHPZbookX2(£2,

fromfave.co/38nSnvt), and our long-standing

favourite, the Lenovo IdeaPad Miix 520 (£799 from

fave.co/2Sn1CpR). There’s a definite gap between

these and £300-ish Atom-powered tablets from names

like RCA and iView, which we wouldn’t necessarily

recommend. If you’re looking for a full-fledged

computer that’s extremely portable and can even work

as a tablet, the Surface Pro 7 is your best choice.

Microsoft’s
Surface Pro
7 virtually
requires the
a Type Cover
of some sort,
transforming
it into a
lightweight
laptop