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Three everyday challenges that make us worry for Surface Book

Three everyday challenges that make us worry for Surface Book

Posted on October 14, 2015September 28, 2019 By Jarvis

Microsoft’s Surface Book is under examination this month – rightly so – as it appears to be the company’s first real-deal notebook. Today we’re having a peek at five points that explore what this device will be like in real life. Will the device’s many features be as positive as they appeared during the company’s presentation, or will they fail the test of real-life usability? Today we start with the magnetic pen, then move on to the gap, and decide whether or not we’ll need to flip the screen while we’re standing up.
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