Microsoft builds MacBook Pro rival with NVIDIA-powered Surface Laptop Ultra
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#212"The world is full of makers. Only a few make the world." What does this mean ? How can you make the world ?
Reminds me of all that "Lions. Not Sheep." gear I see people rockin'. LOL
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#213"The world is full of makers. Only a few make the world." What does this mean ? How can you make the world ?
Ask Shakti, Shiva's creative sister.
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#215What aspects are these?
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#216> Built on Windows aaaaand... scene! No thank you, and goodbye
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#217The biggest problem here is the operating system. If they could fix that, this might be enticing.
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#218> It’s well known that the Surface trackpads are among the best in the industry, surpassing even MacBooks in several aspects What aspects are these?
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#220Who is the target market for this? As an Apple user who can’t make iPad OS work I am always tempted by the surface but.. Every time I contemplate the surface (I like the hardware / concept) it seems the software I might want to use doesn’t support arm..
I mean, I used to be - with the disclaimer that I worked at Microsoft for a while (left in 2019), there was a hot minute when Surface devices were good and on an upward trajectory to become great. Microsoft was doing interesting things with new form factors and interface devices-- the Surface Book, Studio and Dial weren't all hits, but they were some of the only noteworthy experiments in PCs-- and they actually cared…
I’m not sure how you say that on a release that is literally about new surface hardware