It's Tuesday, June 19th.

Welcome to Market Fullry.

I'm Chris Hill joining me in studio today for Motley full income investor James Early

for a million dollar portfolio of Charlie Travers and for Motley Full Inside Value, Joe Mager's packed house guys.

Packed.

We've got news on Oracle, J.C. Penny, Kimberly Clark.

We're going to start with Microsoft.

Microsoft introduced its new tablet, The Surface.

Among the key features, Charlie, it's got front and rear-facing cameras, a cover that flips down to become a full keyboard and a built-in kickstand which I think we all think is just pretty cool

Reminds me my huffy back in the day with a keyboard.

And one of the things we were talking about Joe yesterday that people should be looking

for in terms of the buildup to the announcement was, you know, what's the price tag going to be?

Charlie, we're not getting specific numbers.

Microsoft said that it will be priced comparably to other tablets on the market.

What's your take?

Yeah, I think this is a sign more than anything else that the culture of Microsoft has changed.

They've really learned from Apple and they are paying excruciating attention to detail of the device itself, which is a new thing for them outside of the Xbox.

They haven't really done this in computing and the consumer experience with the hardware and software package.

And what they did yesterday was throw down the gauntlet

and setting the standard for what a Windows tablet will be.

And all of us have experience with Dell and HP, you know, compact back in the day machines, you know,

the old beige box PCs that Apple really put a nail in the coffin and that kind of stuff

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