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Surface Laptop Studio

Meet Surface Laptop Studio, the RTX-powered PC that makes Windows 11 shine

Posted on September 22, 2021August 27, 2023 By Jarvis

The Surface Laptop Studio is its first Surface PC with mainstream GeForce hardware for gaming—and a showcase for Windows 11’s new capabilities.

Microsoft’s latest premium notebook, the Surface Laptop Studio, borrows the best from Microsoft’s other products: the flexibility of the Surface Studio, the convenience of the Surface Laptop, and the power of the Surface Book. It might not be the Surface Book 4 we were expecting, but with a new pull-forward display, Nvidia GeForce RTX graphics, Thunderbolt, Windows Hello 2.0, and a high-refresh-rate screen, it’s both an interesting fusion of other Surfaces as well as a physical avatar for many of the new capabilities within Windows 11.
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