Surface Laptop 5

After like 8 years of waiting for the perfect 3:2 monitor I settled for a Benq RD280U 4K+ 3:2 IPS 60hz. after having it for a couple of months I plan to get a second one. Ever since Microsoft launched the Surface Studio, I've wanted a 28" 3:2 monitor, I've been using a 3:2 laptop since the release o

sí, hace totalmente la diferencia, pero yo te diría que te enfoques en comprar un notebook para oficina, es decir, ligero, con una pantalla hecha para leer documentos, es mucho más cómodo trabajar en una pantalla 3:2, se siente más grande, espacioso y aprovechado el espacio, que en una pantalla +16:

That’s a great gift for your son! For law school, reliability, battery life, and a great keyboard are the three most important things since he'll be doing a lot of typing and research. In the $1000-$1200 range, here are the two best options that will easily last him through all 3 years of law school

btw.. in your screenshot.. it you press 'learn more' you should be able to run whatever you were trying to run. and about linux, ubuntu gets a shit ton of hate for no reason in my experience and is the only distro that worked basically out of the box on my microsoft surface laptop.. I have tested 10

Wow. Didn’t know anyone actually used OneDrive! M5 will be fast. Touchpad will be nice. Battery will be great. Mac Windows and Linux desktop have become more similar. Microsoft products work on a Mac, except Visio and Project. File manager on Mac is generally better after some learning pain. If you

I can see that there's no changing your mind at all. Here's my two cents and no need to respond. I want it to be like the Microsoft Surface Laptop Studio - except done right. It can be in pure laptop mode but it should be able to enter into a proper tablet mode. This would make sense having touchscr

Depends on your budget but I'd say anything with at least 16GB of RAM, an Intel Core i5 / AMD Ryzen 5 with a good keyboard and display should get you through. I'm not sure exactly how well the new Snapdragon chips work with the course but they have great battery life usually so that's something to c

If I remember correctly, Nobara has a few kernel tweaks specifically intended for surface compatibility. The only issue I could think of would be the fact that the surface lineup used pascal Nvidia GPUs, but the surface laptop only uses integrated graphics. That said, your experience will not be as

Yep :) I found the Microsoft Surface Laptop 13 and it looks pretty great. Backlit keyboard and touchscreen looks like it’s the one.

"Surface" is actually a brand, not just one individual model of system. There are Surface laptops and Surface tablets with detachable keyboards. I have both kinds of units and they're all great. The Surface Laptop 7 is a solid-feeling, sleek system with a great feeling keyboard (that you don't have