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Surface Neo and Surface Duo first-look: The skeptical geek’s dream

Surface Neo and Surface Duo first-look: The skeptical geek’s dream

Posted on October 3, 2019 By Jarvis

Microsoft’s big Surface event today was certainly hardware-packed, but nothing stands out like the Surface Neo and Surface Duo. Both dual-screen devices – one scaled like a tablet, the other like a phone – the pair run Windows 10X and Android. They’re eye-catching, yes, but we still have plenty of questions.

It’s hard not to see both devices as a nod back to the Microsoft Courier concept, the dual-screen tablet that started literally years of hopeful anticipation for a foldable PC. Surface Neo is the larger of the two, with a pair of 9-inch screens joined along their longest edge with a 360-degree hinge.
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