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.

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

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 just put Ubuntu on my Surface Pro 9, and after installing the Linux Surface kernel everything is working marvelously, including the pen and its pressure sensitivity. (aside from the webcam not working, as is well documented)

I've been using a surface pro 9 (i7 16gb)for this summer specifically for lightroom and so far minus some little hiccups loading new pictures, it's been solid. I got it refurbed on ebay, was more than 450 with a keyboard and pen, but you may be able to snag one as the newer stuff keeps coming out Ju

I use Obsidian with a Microsoft Surface Pro 9 as my main device. I run Fedora (a linux operating system if you arent aware) so my setup is a bit niche. I'm an Engineering Student and this is how I take notes. I use a program called Xournal++ to handwrite notes. I then export them to pdf and put them

I use it on my surface pro 9 and it works great. Drawing with the slim pen is super satisfying. Payment options are up to you, they have a one-time license that they usually will discount a couple times per year, and it’s lifetime. But they also have I think either monthly or yearly options too.

I got the surface pro 9 and so far it’s great I wanted something that also has the touchscreen/pen feature

The handwriting part is 100% a function of the device you are using and how good it's stylus tech is. I have a Surface Pro 9 with the slim pen 2 And I can sign my name approximately 1/16 of an inch tall, and then zoom in, and it looks exactly like my handwriting. Of course, I've got some pretty darn

I've been rocking my surface pro 3 for 11 years and with windows 10 no longer being supported I'm looking for a stop gap. I will buy a brand new machine probably next year but for now I'm looking at a 2nd Hand machines. I really only use word processing programs with my surface pro 3 with a portable