I want to ask if the surface top can be use as a whiteboard? That is if it can be write on?
1400992
No. It is that slightly texturized melanine. It does clean up well but not whiteboard surface.
25658
Cannot honestly answer that question because I use the table for setup on printer, battery back up, phone and other attachments and have never used it as a writing desk! Sorry. but I will tell you the one I have has a very smooth surface. God Bless!
1981422
If used on an erasable "white board" it doesn't leave residue. I haven't used it on other surfaces.
325263
Yes. I actually purchased this for my mother-in-law, and she uses it to write out her bills and such. She loves it and only uses it as a writing surface.
2161680
yes. Note that you will need a smooth surface to write on (like a clipboard) because the panel has holes in it.
1305386
We haven't tried it, but I would think not. It is clearly a "white dry erase board"
2165433
No. The white board is simply a white board. It would be nice it it were though!
1744747
I'm sorry I don't know what a surface tablet is. But as long as it's a smooth surface it'll work great!
642322
Yes, this keyboard is compatible with a Surface. However, it will use your one USB port. You can always get a USB hub if you need more ports.
393779
Yes you can! There is a sticky pad attached to bottom. You can either pull paper off to make it stick to surface or just set on windowsill like we did.
17332
I tested it and you can write but the material of the map on top of the desk is slightly bumpy. I use a desk mat on my desk's top to keep it scratches that will happen over time. You might want to do the same if you purchase the desk.
561638
The case/keyboard connects to the tablet by USB, so if the surface has a USB port, it should work. As for the pen, I'm not sure...I don't think it will work because it is thin and has a pointed tip.
297944
I believe that you can. That is what some people have used this tablet for because it is compatible. It used Windows 7 if that helps.
1375125
Not meant to be mounted. But one would certainly be able to remove it from the frame and mount using a homemade bracketing system. Mounting it to the wall, however, would make accessing the opposing side of the whiteboard (it is dbl sided) a bit cumbersome I think.
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You could use it to write on, but you would only have room to set your notebook on it. I use it to put my lessons on when I teach. It stands almost 3 ft high, also it is sturdy enough to set a projector on for projecting. you can use it also, for a computer stand as the knob keeps the face at the angle you want your laptop. If all you want is for a table to write on I think it would be more comfortable write at the kitchen table.
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I don't really see why you couldn't. I used it on a surface for which it was not specifically recommended, and it worked fine.
823235
No you cannot. The surface (Non-pro) powers on a mobile SoC chip which unifies a CPU, GPU, and all other hardware components on a single platform. It is all soldered on together and the parts are not consumer upgradeable. Furthermore, even though the Pro model is powered by Intel Core i3/i5 like the desktops, it is also not consumer upgradable as well due to it's enclosed and compact design made possible through it's soldered hardware (think MacBook Air) Despite the ram size appearing insufficient, the windows surface (non-pro) is optimized to run extremely smooth and efficiently on the tablets