Surface Pro 9

Microsoft Surface Pro 9 is what we use. It's a tablet and a laptop. Also comes with a pen so you can draw shit if needed. Can't beat it. The PMs get actual laptops.

Tbh I am on LineageOS, which is better than what my vendor shipped with (Xiaomi 🙄). But I just wanna be able to use my phone as a "computing device" y'know. Like my computer. Termux is a great tool for that and I absolutely love termux but it's limitations are pretty obvious. I bought a Microsoft su

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

None of that has to do with the distro (CachyOS). What Desktop Environment were you using? I use CachyOS with KDE Plasma6 on a Surface Pro 9 and the only thing not working is the camera. I can change desktops or windows with touchscreen gestures.

Surface devices have bever been cheap and, other than the occasional target market product, never will be. Have you missed that little fact for more than a decade? Same goes with the detachable keyboard - missed the fact some have made the comment since SP1? As for the device itself, people wanted a

Im running it on my surface pro 9 it should run ok. Mines a tablet and not for gaming.

I have used OneNote on a stylus-capable Windows laptop since about 2002. I'm using a Surface Pro 9 now. This is my fifth stylus-capable Windows laptop. I wouldn't do it any other way. A used, refurbished, or open box Surface device in not really much more expensive than an iPad or good stylus-capabl

I bought a FLX10 and Microsoft surface pro 9 so it really looks like an all in one system but with stems. Check out the pictures on my profile!

I've got a very similar setup, Flx10 with Surface pro 9 i7, it's awesome, check out my profile. You should consider getting the Tounee tablet holder stand from Amazon.

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