Review: Who needs Windows RT? Acer's Iconia W510 runs the real thing
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Microsoft snippets: A billion documents on SkyDrive, Spotify on Windows Phone 8 Surface Pro on sale tomorrow, and Surface RT spreads through Europe on the 14th. Read More ...
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