When Microsoft first inducted itself into the tablet market by announcing the Surface earlier this year, many were torn about which configuration they’d be going for. The Redmond company revealed the Surface RT – powered by an ARM processor – would be releasing first along with the big Windows 8 launch, and so has been the case, and while many have already snapped up their Microsoft tablet and are already familiarizing themselves with Windows RT, others have held their ground, waiting for the fully-powered Surface Pro running Windows 8 and powered by Intel’s Ivy Bridge chips.