It was high time Microsoft updated its Surface family of tablets and laptops, as it was still selling them with seventh-generation dual-core processors. However, the new "hybrid" Microsoft Surface Pro 6 and the Microsoft Surface Laptop 2 are powered by eight-generation quad-core chips, along with some other improvements.
The most noticeable innovation is definitely matte black color for these new computers. This one will not be available in the cheapest configurations, but the journalists who were present at the presentation mostly like it very much. It stands out. A generation Microsoft Surface Pro 6 it has an even better screen and a new camera with eight million points, if anyone needs it in a tablet. Another welcome innovation is in the base amount of memory that is now available eight gigabytes (previously four). In the U.S., prices start at $899, but they rise quickly, as more or less every next step makes the device three hundred dollars more expensive.
Microsoft Surface Laptop 2 it is mechanically similar, but has a slightly larger battery, which is why instead of thirteen they talk about fourteen hours of operation on a single charge. The keyboard is quieter and the speakers are louder and s fuller sound. The prices are a hundred dollars higher than the Surface Pro 6, but the matter is evened out if the user buys the keyboard, which is not included, with the latter.
Professional designers may be delighted with the updated desktop Microsoft Surface Studio 2 with half faster graphics and a connector USB-C, they still don't have the above computer.
The real surprise at Microsoft is the over-ear headphones with active noise cancellation and premium sound Surface Headphones, which will retail for $349 (tax-free, of course). They connect wisdom tooth and they get along well with the virtual assistant Cortana.
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