The man behind the Microsoft Surface admits he made one big mistake when revealing it
In an interview with The Verge, Panay said that "when we [Microsoft] launched the original Surface Pro, people compared it to an iPad, because I didn't frame it." This lead to an unfair comparison. He told Mashable that "the press...grabbed [the Suface] and were like...'look at this, it's thicker, it's heavier.'"
When Microsoft unveiled the Surface Book, the first slide shown - before anything else - was a picture of the Book next to a MacBook Pro, clearly laying out the comparison that the media, and consumers, should make.
Panay also went on to take a dig at the iPad Pro, describing it as "familiar" when compared to the Surface. "The iPad Pro looks like a great product. At the same time it looked familiar. I haven't seen it, I haven't touched it. All I've seen is a launch event, so I've got to reserve my judgment."
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