Wait a sec...the case is sealed? ...what did they seal? RAM, SSD, battery? (which I guess has a dismal 4 hours of life - not very good for a tablet).
I see that it has 2 cameras, which is great - BUT no GPS and only one USB port?? And does that headphone jack work as a mic jack too?

Surface with Windows 8 Pro
SoftwareRuns current Windows 7 desktop applications and integrates with your existing enterprise management infrastructure.

Exterior
10.81 x 6.81 x 0.53in
Less than 2lbs
VaporMg casing
Dark Titanium color
Volume and Power buttons

Storage
64GB*, 128GB
*1GB = 1 billion bytes; formatted storage capacity may be less

Memory
4GB RAM

Display
10.6" ClearType Full HD Display
1920x1080 pixels
16:9 (widescreen)
10-point multi-touch
Pen Input
Pen input and pen (included with purchase)

CPU
3rd Gen Intel Core i5 Processor with Intel HD Graphics 4000
Wireless
Wi-Fi (802.11a/b/g/n)
Bluetooth 4.0 technology

Battery
42 W-h

Cameras
Two 720p HD cameras, front-facing and rear-facing

Video
Microphone
Audio
Stereo speakers

Ports
Full-size USB 3.0
microSDXC card slot
Headset jack
Mini DisplayPort
Cover port

Sensors
Ambient light sensor
Accelerometer
Gyroscope
Digital Compass

Power Supply
48W power supply (including 5W USB for accessory charging)

Warranty
1-year limited hardware warranty

Apps (included)
Windows Mail and Messaging; SkyDrive; Internet Explorer 10; Bing; Xbox Music, Video, and Games.


>Nope. The case is sealed. So, not for system RAM. The RT has a slot for adding storage RAM. Not sure about the Pro.
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>>I just found the specs for the Pro version on the MS website. Says it comes with 4gig or RAM so it should be enough. I wonder if it's going to be possible to put in more than 4gig. Either way I'm pretty sold on the Pro ones - I'm for sure going to buy one.
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>>>Not on RT, but you should be able to on Pro. However, you have to worry about the amount of RAM available. One really nice thing about Win8 Pro is that it ships with HyperV, so you can take advantage of hardware virtualization.
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>>>>Nice. Ok so now I have one last question - can you run virtual machines with it? Like will VMWare work with it?