"Transform the way you work," a catchy phrase meant for Microsoft's newest innovation known as the "Surface Studio" PC, revealed today during the Windows 10 event in New York City.
The Surface Studio features the thinnest monitor ever created, which measures 12.5mm wide. The touch-enabled screen is 28 inches with 13.5 million pixels, which is 63 percent more than 4K, and it has wireless support for Xbox controllers. Another new feature is called the "Surface Dial," a round device that interacts with the Surface in a Mouse-like function. The Surface Studio comes equipped with an Intel Core i7 processor, which has a price tag of $4,200 with 2TB of hard drive and 32GB RAM and 4GB GPU; $3,500 for 1TB of hard drive and 8GB RAM and 2GB GPU; or $3,000 for the version with Intel Core i5 with 1TB of hard Drive together with 8GB RAM and 2GB GPU, according to GameSpot.
For years, Microsoft has been trying different innovations to promote their surface line of products, as a matter of fact, Microsoft introduced the very first tablet PC prototype during the COMDEX FALL 2001 computer show in Las Vegas, Nevada, long before the Apple iPad or the Samsung Galaxy Tab were created, according to Computer World. But it was expensive, around $2,000 or more, because Microsoft saw it and equipped it as a full-fledged PC. In addition, it needed heavy use of the stylus.
There's no doubt that the new Surface Studio has one of the best specs in the market today. It's one of those technological innovations that changes the way people and computers interact. However, Microsoft should consider looking back on their previous mistakes and consider the consequences of their past actions.
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