Windows 10: Surface Pro 8 with pre installed Windows 11 - in Account Devices list it shows Windows 10...

HiI have recently received my Surface Pro 8 that came preinstalled with Windows 11. After updating the Surface I went to my Accounts Page on microsoft.com to Register my new Surface and when I did it shows the Surface as having Windows 10.OS Edition Windows 10 HomeVersion 2009OS Build 10.0.22000.318System type Surface Pro 8RAM 16 GBI've already removed the Surface from my registered devices and added it back again. Is there a way of fixing this anomaly?Coincidentally all my apps that I own do not list in the Microsoft Store, Yet the individual apps that I own show that I own them on the s

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Microsoft Surface with Windows 8 Pro Gets Priced

All of this doesn't matter what so ever. The fact is Windows 8 tablets are priced way too high. People are going to by the iPad long before they ever buy these simply because of price point. Microsoft had a great idea to have the same UI across all of their devices, but they are dead in the water due to price.

 

Microsoft Surface with Windows 8 Pro Gets Priced

What you don't understand, which it seems like you never will is this: I know what Windows RT and Windows Pro are (and most other members of this forum do as well). You don't have to keep explaining what the differences are to every user as soon as they create a post that is negative in regards to Surface Pro. You seem to be trying to "gain credibility" by listing off specs that are easily found and commonly known.

The Surface Pro is overpriced for what it is.

I can get an i7 laptop that is extremely light and extremely thin for less than this. OEMs are going to start installing Windows 8 Pro on there own forms of tablet/laptops and then begin raping Microsoft on this price point.

 

Microsoft Surface with Windows 8 Pro Gets Priced

The Asus Eee Slate EP121 Core i5 based Windows 7 tablet and Samsung Series 7 Windows 7 (Core i5) tablet series pricing were slightly more expensive then the Microsoft Surface Pro and other Windows 8 Pro tablets. So a price break is already there.

People suggesting The Microsoft Surface Pro and other Windows 8 Pro tablets should be cheaper seem to think or suggest that products like this never existed before or are unprecedented when they are in fact only the latest generation.

Or perhaps you are confusing them with cheaper less powerful ARM based tablets,…

This statement isn’t completely accurate or possibly outright wrong. You are likely confusing the Windows RT based Microsoft Surface tablet with the as of yet unreleased Surface Pro Windows 8 Pro tablet.

The average Windows 8 Pro 64bit install footprint is likely greater then 16GB. The Windows 8 Pro 32bit install footprint may fit into a 16GB envelope but I don’t think OEMs will choose to go that route. However, if the Microsoft Surface Pro is anything like the Asus Eee Slate EP121 Core i5 based tablet PC then the installed mSATA SSD is user upgradeable. I can upgrade the default OEM 64GB mSATA SSD on my Asus model to ~240GB / ~256GB or greater. I can also upgrade the Bluetooth / WiFi module to support IEEE 802.11ac,….