Surface Pro 11

The reported price is outrageous, but comparing with the MacBook Neo isn’t really a good comparison. Hoping this is the top top price variant that most don’t actually end up buying. In my case, for my use case, the 32gb Surface pro 11 snapdragon x elite gives me all the power I need for the form fac

That's the 12 inch Surface Pro, which is a stripped down 13-inch Surface Pro 11 and uses a Snapdragon X processor with fewer cores. I'm not sure if Microsoft could have made it more confusing.

I use my Surface Pro 11 for exactly these reasons! I am a student, and I could not recommend any better tablet-laptop or PC. I use a Snapdragon X-Plus with 16GB RAM and 512GB storage. Works really well, and is perfect for your use-case.

Well, working in w11, when you first go to save things, it’s like, a OneDrive option, but you have then find the “save to local drive” switch and click that, which expands more options to Show desktop and your personal documents folder. I set up a Lenovo and surface pro 11 and both times the initial

I'm not terribly impressed with the new devices, mostly because they don't fit my particular needs. However, the notion that has been previously expressed that Microsoft isn't serious about Arm is further dispelled by these new devices - and the fact that the business versions will also be Arm based

Dell DB16255 16" WUXGA Laptop (around $1,999 at JB Hi-Fi) Specs: AMD Ryzen AI 7 , 16GB RAM (upgradeable in some models), 1TB SSD. Why: The 1TB SSD is great for your research files, and Ryzen processors are excellent for multi-threaded tasks like running VMs. Microsoft Surface Pro (11th Ed) (around $

The problem is that to truly "get" Arm you have to experience it, and a lot of the tech-savvy people who are skeptical about Arm don't get to do that because they rely on misinformation or old news. I was skeptical about Arm too - until I got my first Arm device ever with the Surface Pro 11 two year

As with all things "It depends" is the answer. That said, I'm an older physics student (this is my second degree) taking advanced classes and the Surface Pro 11 has really been fantastic. The Surface Pro feels made for STEM. For all practical purposes, it's basically as good for note-taking as the i

ipad pro seems like a way better value proposition at that price point I had an iPad Pro prior, and I disagree. I got fed up with not being able to do any serious work on the thing, and being locked down on a device I paid significant money for. Again, I hate what Windows has become, but at least I

I’m on my phone, so a short answer. I use an iPad Pro M4 with 1 TB and a surface pro 11th edition with the X Elite with 16 GB RAM. Short answer: if you do not need any specific apps, then the Surface is almost a no-brainer. But only almost. Windows 11 is a full desktop operating system. Microsoft’s