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When Apple introduced the iPad tablet, it was unique.It had a large flat glass viewing screen which you touched to move and open files, it was extremely light and thin, and it had a magnetic cover that not only protected it but it shut it down as well. When new technology comes along--and proves to be popular and successful--it's not long before other companies try to duplicate it. They try to improve on the other company's product if they can. That's the case with Microsoft's new tablet called Surface. Source: Microsoft Launches New Tablet To Compete With iPad
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