If you're hankering for hands-on photos, we'll redirect you to the first look we published the day Surface was announced. Lastly, when Surface starts shipping on October 26th, you'll be able to buy it on or at a Microsoft Store (if you happen to have one in your neck of the woods). If you already know you want the packaged deal, however, you can buy the 64GB tablet and Touch Cover as a bundle for $699. Ditto for the more traditional Type Cover keyboard, which is priced at $130. Rather, it'll be sold separately for $120. To be clear, that entry-level price does not include that snazzy Touch Cover with the flat, pressure-sensitive keys. For $599 you get the 32GB model with a black Touch Cover. After the Surface product page prematurely went live on Microsoft's site a few hours ago, the company just officially announced that the 10.6-inch, ARM-powered slate will go up for pre-order at 9AM PT today, starting at $499 for the 32GB version. With Surface for Windows RT going on sale in just 10 days, Microsoft is finally ready to talk about pricing and availability - not to mention, some technical details it left out when the tablet debuted back in June.

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