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Surface Duo gets Xbox Game Pass streaming dual-screen support

Surface Duo gets Xbox Game Pass streaming dual-screen support

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

When LG launched its second screen case for the LG V50 ThinQ nearly three years ago, one of its advertised use cases was to use one of the two screens (usually the heavier main one) as a dedicated controller for games. That was actually an idea pushed by the first ASUS ROG Phone and its TwinView Dock but, like LG’s implementation, it required a separate accessory to work. With a built-in second screen, the Surface Duo is almost perfect for that scenario, and, after nearly two years, that is finally coming via the Xbox Game Pass app, a.k.a. xCloud game streaming.
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