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10 years of Surface: The highs and lows of Microsoft's personal computers
Microsoft's line of personal Surface computers turns 10 this week, with the Surface RT being unveiled on June 18, 2012. Here's a roundup of the highs, and lows, of the Surface line since then.
Samsung jumped into foldables way too early — Microsoft's approach to Surface Duo is better
Which is better displays that bend in half or just have dual-screens that behave as one? At least when it comes to cost and durability Microsoft's dual-screen approach is the better bet. Here's why.
Folding displays vs. dual screens: Comparing pros and cons for PCs and phones
Foldable screens and dual displays are a hot topic in the PC and phone worlds this year, and each category has its advantages. Here are some examples.
Should Microsoft just put Android on Surface Neo?
With Surface Neo's hardware not doing much these days, putting Android on it may be the best option.
Surface Neo: Everything we know so far
Surface Neo is a dual-screen PC by Microsoft, and this is everything we know about it so far.
Here's what Microsoft killed off in 2021
Microsoft ended support for quite a few products and services this year. From gaming to productivity, here are the most noteworthy things that Microsoft killed off in 2021.
Intel just discontinued the processor that powered the Surface Neo
Intel discontinued its Lakefield series of processors. CPUs from the Lakefield series power thin and light devices such as the Surface Neo, Lenovo X1 Fold, and a model of the Galaxy Book S.
This Surface Neo patent shows the potential xCloud has on Windows as well as mobile
A recent patent filing shows Microsoft is at least thinking about game controller attachments for the Surface Neo.
In Surface Duo, Microsoft teases a handheld Project xCloud gaming experience
Today, Microsoft unveiled its re-entering the mobile phone market with the Android-powered Surface Duo. For Xbox gamers, it also briefly teased something very exciting.
How and why Microsoft should bring a (telephony-enabled) Windows 10X device to our pockets
I believe Microsoft is still pursuing its Pocket PC vision with plans to bring a Windows 10X-powered Surface Duo-like device to our pockets in the future. And building developer relationships through Android is key.
