Every Surface product Microsoft has ever launched has focused on the needs of a particular niche of users. Surface RT, Surface and Surface Pro took on the tablet market, Surface Book is a 2-in-1 with the option of a faster GPU, and the Surface Studio is meant for designers and artists. …
… In fact, if that penalty carried over across the board, this new Surface tablet wouldn't even break the three hour mark in Hot Hardware's battery run test. …
When Microsoft launched the Surface Book and Surface Pro 4 , the company won accolades from many users. The new laptop-style device was hailed as one of the best pieces of hardware you could buy, while the Surface 4 Pro continued to refine and improve on Redmond's earlier Surface devices. …
Microsoft has a Surface hardware event on the agenda for Wednesday, Sept. 22, but an FCC filing might have just spilled the beans. The document reveals some notable details on the alleged Surface Duo 2, a follow-up to Microsoft's first Android phone in 2020. …
… Microsoft could be waiting for some special hardware from Intel, or it might have to honor some non-compete contracts with its OEMs... who can't be very happy with the Surface. …
… With Xbox, and now Surface, we've seen Microsoft go further and further down the rabbit hole of hardware products, and it is becoming clear that Microsoft's future isn't just that of a software company. …
… So now, instead of an HP-built solution with Qualcomm hardware, we have a Samsung-built solution with Qualcomm hardware. …
… This could make the high price of Microsoft's Surface products a bit more palatable, but it also includes a few bonuses on top of the basic financial argument. Surface Plus includes all three current Surface products: the Surface Pro, Surface Laptop , and Surface Book. …
… The Surface RT was the first version to hit the market, and the follow up to this device will be very important to Microsoft . Other hardware makers have shown little interest in making Windows RT devices, so Redmond could be on its own to make the stripped down OS viable. …
… Microsoft has never been willing to synchronize Surface launches with Intel's product roadmaps and has occasionally launched products on previous-generation Intel hardware when newer chips were already in-market. …