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Microsoft Surface Studio Hands-on Review : Dazzling Display, Crazy Versatile Dial

Microsoft Surface Studio Hands-on Review : Dazzling Display, Crazy Versatile Dial

Posted on October 27, 2016December 23, 2018 By Jarvis

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Microsoft’s first desktop PC, the Surface Studio, is designed for those who want to create. It starts with the world’s thinnest LCD monitor ever built (12.5mm) and a forged aluminum enclosure, which you can tilt back to use with a Surface Pen in easel mode.

It’s available for pre-order today, Oct. 26, and starts at $2,999.

The Surface Studio sports a zero-gravity hinge and custom-tuned springs, so it’s designed to feel weightless when you change to the 20-degree drafting angle. It certainly felt light in person; I barely used any effort do to change modes.
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