News - How is Microsoft Word 2013 being optimised for Windows RT?

[HEXUS]

Microsoft answers the question on the Word blog.

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[Platinum]

Included with and priced accordingly, cheers for jacking up the price via software MS for something a lot of users wont even use.

"will be more useful than many competitor devices", If it was free then I would say yes, as it stands, its a big no.

[sykobee]

I would hope that a word processor would respond instantly to keystrokes and could scroll smoothly in 2012.

[kingpotnoodle]

Included with and priced accordingly, cheers for jacking up the price via software MS for something a lot of users wont even use.

"will be more useful than many competitor devices", If it was free then I would say yes, as it stands, its a big no.

Buy a cheaper Android then? I would personally pay the extra for a device with proper functions beyond watching/browsing.

[Platinum]

Included with and priced accordingly, cheers for jacking up the price via software MS for something a lot of users wont even use.

"will be more useful than many competitor devices", If it was free then I would say yes, as it stands, its a big no.

Buy a cheaper Android then? I would personally pay the extra for a device with proper functions beyond watching/browsing.

Buy a Laptop then?

[3930k]

Included with and priced accordingly, cheers for jacking up the price via software MS for something a lot of users wont even use.

"will be more useful than many competitor devices", If it was free then I would say yes, as it stands, its a big no.

Buy a cheaper Android then? I would personally pay the extra for a device with proper functions beyond watching/browsing.

Buy a Laptop then?

*facedesk*

[SineWave]

I just always say: "It's just a text editor, for dog's sake". They're talking of memory optimisations and whatnot for that? Then give me xxxxpad any day instead.