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Add and remove contacts Record a video call Send and receive files Multi-party video conferencing Add outside contacts Share PowerPoint slides Start a group call Add custom contact info Download any file type Start a group IM Join a group video call Start a group call Block a contact Organize Lync contacts Start a Lync meeting Take control of a Lync meeting Create a poll during a Lync meeting Send any file type Send multiple files at once Clear chat history User experience quality ratings Lync audio Surface Pro 3 iPad Air Galaxy Note Surface Pro 3 iPad Air Galaxy Note Skype audio Surface Pro 3 iPad Air Galaxy Note Skype video Lync video Surface Pro 3 iPad Air Galaxy Note The Microsoft ® Surface Pro 3 offered more collaboration features and functionality in Skype and Microsoft Lync ® compared to the ARM ® -based devices we tested. Full-featured collaboration with an Intel ® processor-powered tablet Get all the facts at http://facts.pt/1qqcY8E Principled Technologies ® Copyright 2014 Principled Technologies, Inc. Based on “More collaboration with Skype and Microsoft Lync on an Intel processor-powered Microsoft Surface Pro 3,” a Principled Technologies Report, September 2014. Principled Technologies ® is a registered trademark of Principled Technologies, Inc. All other product names are the trademarks of their respective owners. Skype More features and a better experience with Lync More features and a better experience with Apple ® iPad Air™ could not perform these tasks Samsung Galaxy Note™ 10.1 could not perform these tasks

More collaboration with Skype and Microsoft Lync on an Intel processor-powered Microsoft Surface Pro 3 - Infographic

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Skype and Microsoft Lync offer collaborative opportunities for many mobile platforms but not every device can deliver full-featured performance. Our tests showed that only the Intel processor-powered Surface Pro 3 allowed for full-featured collaboration in Skype and Lync in comparison to the Apple iPad Air and the Samsung Galaxy Note 10.1. According to our polls, audio and video were better with Skype on the Surface Pro 3 and video was better for Lync compared to the other devices. The flexibility that the Surface Pro 3 can provide as a laptop replacement means that when a touch-optimized version of an app is missing certain features, the desktop version can fill in the feature gaps.

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Add and removecontacts

Record avideo call

Send andreceive files

Multi-party videoconferencing

Add outsidecontacts

SharePowerPoint

slides

Start agroup call

Add customcontact info

Download anyfile type

Start agroup IM

Join a groupvideo call

Start agroup call

Block acontact

OrganizeLync contacts

Start a Lyncmeeting

Take controlof a Lyncmeeting

Create a pollduring a Lync

meeting

Send anyfile type

Send multiplefiles at once

Clear chathistory

User experience quality ratings

Lync audio

Surface Pro 3

iPad Air

Galaxy Note

Surface Pro 3

iPad Air

Galaxy NoteSkype audio

Surface Pro 3

iPad Air

Galaxy NoteSkype video

Lync video

Surface Pro 3

iPad Air

Galaxy Note

The Microsoft® Surface™ Pro 3 offered more collaboration features and functionality in Skype™ and Microsoft Lync® compared to the ARM®-based devices we tested.

Full-featured collaborationwith an Intel® processor-powered tablet

Get all the facts at http://facts.pt/1qqcY8E

PrincipledTechnologies®

Copyright 2014 Principled Technologies, Inc. Based on “More collaboration with Skype and Microsoft Lync on an Intel processor-powered

Microsoft Surface Pro 3,” a Principled Technologies Report, September 2014. Principled Technologies® is a registered trademark of Principled

Technologies, Inc. All other product names are the trademarks of their respective owners.

Skype

More features and abetter experience with

Lync

More features and abetter experience with

Apple® iPad Air™could not perform

these tasks

Samsung GalaxyNote™ 10.1 could notperform these tasks