Fortescue Metals puts tablets under the Surface

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Fortescue Metals puts tablets under the Surface

Could the Surface Pro replace iPads and laptops?

Iron ore company Fortescue Metals has purchased thirty Microsoft Surface Pro tablet computers and the company’s CIO expects the devices might even replace existing laptops and tablets altogether. The thirty models rolled out to date have been allocated to a mix of on-site workers and ...

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