Surface Pro 9

Yes the entire O365 suite is Arm native, including Outlook (classic). I just opened it on my Surface Pro 9 5G to confirm.

My partner uses an Intel i7-based Microsoft Surface Pro 8. Her university provides Microsoft, Zoom, Canvas and Adobe, so she has the option of taking notes, sharing, collaborating etc. on any of those platforms. These clouds (and Google's, of course) are accessible on her phone as well, so in the ev

I use the Adobe suite which is far more power-intensive than Microsoft's software and it runs well on my Surface Pro 11 (13"). There are better specs on the Surface Pro than the Surface Laptop line. You get the Laptop when you want the bigger screen or the traditional form factor. For example, the r

Good news, I just received it tonight and got an upgrade! Surface pro 9 SQ3 with 5g!

That was used for a Surface Pro 9, third party bluetooth keyboard got it for pretty much $5, might have to rearrange the layout as I am not really left handed when using the trackpad, but its useful, connected via bluetooth and attached to a magnetic vesa arm mount

I'm running my DAD AX Center from a RME HDSPe-AoX-D PCIe Dante interface with a latency setting of 1 ms. That's a 128-byte buffer at 96k. The setup dialog would theoretically allow me to cut that in half, but I haven't tested it. DAD claims that you can get that down to 0.67 milliseconds over Thunde

You’ll probably want to stick with Intel-based models up to the Surface Pro 9 (non-ARM version) that’s the last one before Microsoft really started pushing ARM hard. The Surface Pro 8 and Pro 7+ are both great options for what you’re doing (Live2D, digital art, light gaming). • Surface Pro 8: 11th-g

Punchline to anyone using a Surface Pro 11 until it slows down. My SP3's still running strong 12 years later :) I currently have a SP7 i7. I would like an SP7+ for the SSD access and legacy USB-A but can live without it. I have seen a few SP9's 2nd hand which are quite attractive as they are pretty

this is why I buy the 4 year Microsoft Complete. My SP9 i5 (Nov 2024) battery is still OK but my 2 usb-c ports are buggy for charging so I'm going to warranty it later this year and get a "new"unit. I've done this with 3 prior SPs and got 3-4 years out of each. Still have my SP6 as backup (I'll use

The Surface recovery ZIP is already bootable. Microsoft specifically says not to use the Recovery Media tool when you download the official ZIP. That tool is only for creating a backup from your own working install. Copying the extracted ZIP files to a FAT32-formatted USB is the official method. Lot