This is a crazy thing to be saying at a time when everyone is questioning the price and performance of Surface. Don't get me wrong. Surface looks good. But wha

This is a crazy thing to be saying at a time when everyone is questioning the price and performance of Surface. Don't get me wrong. Surface looks good. But what is the impression after a week of use? Does the cheaper model compete effectively with the $400 iPad2? Does the more expensive model compete with an Ultrabook? Really. Innovation is about competitiveness as much as ideas. And if the Surface is over priced without being as useful, then Ballmer's comments are embarrassing.