Review on Microsoft P5T 00002 Surface RT 64GB by Jay Williams

It wasn't clear that a keyboard wasn't included so I spent some time trying to find one. It was shown with a keyboard and reviews indicated that it was either awkward to use or good once you got used to it. Probably the review should have a keyboard, not a tablet. Of course, this increased the costs significantly. Also, I've had computers since the DOS days and was able to fix them without instructions, although Windows originally required a 16-hour course, but I've yet to figure out how to switch to AOL to keep track of Accounts Records It's nice Putting instructions on an item, but do you need to know how to get to the instructions to get the instructions, let alone know exactly the right word to know how to turn on the car? I finally got myself a Microsoft Surface RT for Dummies and am trying to keep track of things. Haven't found anything useful yet, but I'm sure I'll get it at some point. It was just a big disappointment. They offered me another book for 8.1. I think the world of technology has passed me by. Maybe I should rely on my iPhone and leave gadgets to young people who understand the importance of replacing them every few years. Windows was a wonderful invention, but until I learned how to use it, DOS seemed a lot easier to understand. Most things become easy once you know how to conquer a new mystery.