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Unleashing Creativity: Explore the Microsoft Surface Laptop Studio

Immerse yourself in the ultimate blend of power and versatility with the Microsoft Surface Laptop Studio. This innovative device redefines the boundaries of creativity, featuring a stunning PixelSense™ touchscreen display that effortlessly transforms into a drafting table. Powered by cutting-edge technology, the Surface Laptop Studio is designed to fuel your passion for productivity and artistic expression. Elevate your work and unlock new possibilities with the sleek, powerful, and adaptable Microsoft Surface Laptop Studio.

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Technical Frustrations

I need a new computer so badly. Ive had this surface pro 7 ever since i started aluw, so around August 2020. The keyboard refuses to connect at random, the surface pen stays uncalibrated, it's only 8GB of RAM (can't install more), I have to keep the computer on the charger or the battery is going to bleed like a stuck pig. And when the battery is draining the performance gets worse and worse.

I still like the fact that I can easily draw on this computer and would like another Microsoft laptop. They're easy to carry around and to use, since MS is what I've been using for years. I'm looking into the Surface Laptop Studio. The specs are posted in my ko-fi goal:

If anyone would like to commission me or buy something from my shop, it would be a big help and I'll forever appreciate you. I get drawings done within 1-2 weeks and will show you the step-by-step process to get your feedback. I'm gonna work on making new commission options too.

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Out of curiosity what do you use to make your art and what app do you use if you draw the art digitally?

Option 1. I use a Microsoft Surface Pro Laptop to draw (literally the best drawing device I've ever had) and I use Clip Studio Paint's permanent license that I got on sale years ago. Option 2. I also sometimes draw on my iPad and use Procreate, but I prefer my Laptop!

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Eyyyy guess who wasted 45 minutes hunting online for a very specific Surface Laptop Studio-friendly wrist rest before remembering she was a cosplayer (...yeah, after 20+ years I should know this) and making exactly what she needed in 5 minutes for less than a dollar's worth of materials?

Some day I'll remember these things in the right order. Someday. 🤣

In any case, I can now protect my wrists from the Sharp Case Edges of Death (Microsoft did an Apple on this model; it's vicious) that try to cut up my arms every time I have to do a long typing session while traveling.

Wrist rest brought to you by a piece of high-density half round EVA dowel left over from Flynn Scifo's shield and a scrap of MDF from... some project or other.

Anyway, I saved somewhere between $14 and $38 by recycling my scraps and came away with a thing that even fits in my travel laptop bag, so score another life hack point for Team Cosplay!

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Me: yeah I just want a new laptop man. Maybe I should go back the Surface route, I really liked those

Microsoft: well you clearly need a brand spanking new Surface Laptop Studio with 32GB of RAM and 2TB of storage! And it’s only $2,600!

Me, who told the website I’d like to be able to play some games on it:

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I can chime in a bit here, as I've been de-googlifying my life. Now, I'm not fully off of Google; I use an Android smartphone and can't really separate myself from google services there due to requiring use of DRM for "protecting" my banking applications, but I've been working on reducing it down as much as possible.

I agree completely with Kashmir - this is HARD. And I'm a techie who has the ability/knowledge/knowhow to just self-host everything! I literally host my own alternative to Dropbox, to Google Sheets, to OneNote, and even to Spotify. I would never expect most people to go to those lengths to insulate themselves from the tech behemoths, nor should they have to.

The problem is the monopolization of computing as a whole. Here's a great example. I'm a gamer, who records videos to show people. In order to play most games, I need to use a Microsoft product (Windows). While yes, Linux gaming has come a long way (especially in the past year and a half) and I'm certainly competent enough with Linux to pull it off... some things just don't work, and most companies don't target the market because it isn't worth it when you can target the 7000 kilo gorilla OS instead.

My videos go up on YouTube, a Google company. They go up on YouTube because that's where people watch video on demand; YouTube's only real competitor in this market is Twitch... an Amazon company. Both of these organizations are parts of their parent company due to being acquired. Sure, I could self-host a video streaming platform if I had enough money, but no one would watch it unless if I advertised it on popular social media... so Twitter (Elmo-world) or Facebook (Zuckerworld).

The gaming machine I run these games from is something I built myself from parts, so I got to avoid a lot of the technology monopoly that way... except not really. My video card is from nVidia, as they are one of three GPU manufacturers we have left. My CPU is from AMD, one of three CPU manufacturers we have left, using an x86 design (also only one of three we have left). My network adapter is from Intel (one of three manufacturers for network adapters at this point). To further reinforce things, two devices I have do not have proper support under Linux anyway, so I couldn't run what I need to do to begin with without using Microsoft products.

Speaking of Microsoft products, my roleplaying tablet is a Microsoft Surface Book - which doesn't have drivers for some major components under Linux because why would Microsoft make them?

What about my work? Well, if you're working for an enterprise company, you're using Microsoft Office, likely via Office 365 (Microsoft) which is hosted by Azure (Microsoft) or using Apple products in a similar stack. Heck, my work laptop is a Microsoft Surface Laptop and we communicate over Microsoft Teams and utilize Microsoft Visual Studio (Code) - and I'm a Linux developer!

Imagine how little choice I have in using these products, even though I'm trying very hard not to but still trying to do my normal things... and make it so much worse for the average person because they literally don't have a choice.

Break up the monopolies.

Writer tries to use the internet without relying on Amazon, Facebook, Google, Microsoft, or Apple. Writer struggles. A lot. Not because she can’t stop googling things, but because Google is integrated with everything, and anything it isn’t is hooked into is partnered with at least one of the other four. 

For an example, she details the long process of figuring out how to send a large file without relying on the Google iCloud or Amazon Web Services:

My Gmail alternatives—ProtonMail and Riseup—tell me the file is too large; they tap out at 25 MB. Google Drive and Dropbox aren’t options, Dropbox because it’s hosted by Amazon’s AWS and relies on Google for sign-in. Other file-sharing sites also rely on the tech giants for web hosting services.

…O’Brien directs me first to Send.Firefox.com, an encrypted file-sharing service operated by Mozilla. But… it uses the Google Cloud, so it won’t load. O’Brien then sends me to Share.Riseup.net, a file-sharing service from the same radical tech collective that is hosting my personal email, but it only works for files up to 50 MB.

O’Brien’s last suggestion is Onionshare, a tool for sharing files privately via the “dark web,” i.e. the part of the web that’s not crawled by Google and requires the Tor browser to get to. I know this one actually. My friend Micah Lee, a technologist for the Intercept, made it. Unfortunately, when I go to Onionshare.org to download it, the website won’t load. 

“Hah, yes,” emails Micah when I ask about it. “Right now it’s hosted by AWS.”

The troubling implications of tech monopolies on our private data are discussed, as well as potential solutions that don’t sound very appealing at all:

An uncomfortable idea I keep coming up against this week is that, if we want to get away from monopolies and surveillance economies, we might need to rethink the assumption that everything on the internet should be free.

So when I try to create a fourth folder in ProtonMail to organize my email and it tells me that I need to upgrade from a free to a premium account to do so, I decide to fork over 48 euros (about $50) for the year. In return, I get a 5 GB email account that doesn’t have its contents scanned and monetized.

However, I’m well aware that not everyone has $50 dollars to spare for something that they can easily get for “free,” so if that’s the way things go, the rich will have privacy online and the poor (and most vulnerable) will have their data exploited.

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Microsoft Surface Laptop Studio

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Microsoft Surface Laptop Studio

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Laptops

M2 MacBook Air's fanless -> BEST

Lenovo ThinkPad X1 Carbon gen8 2020

ThinkPad X1 Carbon Gen 11

ThinkPad X1 Yoga gen 6

-> Lenovo Thinkpad T470s Lenovo Thinkpad T480s - hackintosh

-> Lenovo Thinkpad Z13 Gen2 (intel i5) Lenovo Thinkpad X1 Carbon Gen11 <- ubuntu certified Dell XPS 15 9530 Dell XPS 15 (2023) Dell XPS 13 Developer Edition Dell XPS 13 Plus Microsoft surface laptop studio 2

Tuxedo InfinityBook Pro 14 Gen7 <- linux laptop

Thinkpad x220 100eur T480 T530 T430 - 100eur

Hackintosh:

Lenovo ThinkPad X1 Carbon Touch 3rd Generation - 20BS003EUS: Intel i7-5600U processor, 14-Inch WQHD Multi-Touch Screen, 8GB RAM, 256GB SSD Opal2, Windows 8.1 Pro 64-bit

Troubadour Apex Backpack.

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Un día como hoy (5 de octubre) en la tecnología

En octubre 5 de 2021, Microsoft lanza la Surface Go 3, Surface Pro 8, Surface Laptop Studio y la Surface Duo 2, todas con Windows 11. #retrocomputingmx #surface

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Surface Laptop

The Microsoft Surface Laptop is a line of personal computers designed for portability and productivity. Known for its sleek design, high-resolution touchscreen, and premium build quality, the Surface Laptop runs Windows and often features a minimalist aesthetic. Here are some key aspects of the Surface Laptop series:

Design: The Surface Laptop typically has a lightweight aluminum body, a large precision trackpad, and a comfortable keyboard, making it suitable for both casual and professional use.

Display: Most models feature a high-resolution PixelSense touchscreen, providing vibrant colors and sharp images, which is great for multimedia consumption and creative work.

Performance: The Surface Laptop is equipped with various Intel processors, ranging from i5 to i7, depending on the model, along with different RAM and storage configurations. This allows for smooth multitasking and efficient performance for most applications.

Battery Life: The Surface Laptop generally offers impressive battery life, often lasting a full day on a single charge, which is ideal for users on the go.

Operating System: It typically runs on Windows 10 or Windows 11, providing access to a wide range of software and features.

Variants: There are several iterations of the Surface Laptop, including the Surface Laptop Go (a more affordable, smaller option) and the Surface Laptop Studio (designed for creative professionals with enhanced graphics capabilities).

If you have specific questions or need more information about a particular model, feel free to ask!

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All NEW Microsoft Surface Laptop Studio Unboxing!

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Best Programming Laptops in USA:2024

Ideal laptop to get for programming in 2024. You want that laptop that's powerful, versatile, and smooth with different programming languages and tools in order to make your work look neat and ordered. You could be an experienced developer working on complex algorithms or just starting your coding journey. In this way, with a good laptop, the levels of productivity and comfort attained from these activities increase significantly. In this guide, we're going to be looking at the best programming laptops in the United States available. These are the laptops that strike the perfect balance between power and portability at any price. Budget-Friendly Options Price, in buying a new laptop, is a very significant factor. Well, there are superb options which offer great value for money. For around $1,000, one can get a well-performing laptop. Entry-level laptops such as the Lenovo ThinkPad E15 are really good for beginners or people who work with small projects. The majorities offer solid performance; however, some key features may be forgone, like high-resolution screens and long battery life.

Image Credit: lenovo.com Mid-Range Picks In the $1,000–$1,500 range, you'd likely want to go for something like the Dell XPS 13. These are mid-range laptops with faster processors, increased memory, and better displays, which will be well-suited for heavier programming tasks, such as virtual machines or large code base compilation. Premium Choices Microsoft Surface Laptop Studio Another premium option is the Microsoft Surface Laptop Studio. Known for its versatility and strong performance, it’s a great choice for developers who need a powerful and portable device.

Image Credit: dell Store For any client who can afford to spend over $1,500: Apple MacBook Pro M2 or Microsoft Surface Laptop Studio. These laptops are highly configured for performing intensive heavy tasks with superior performance, good displays, and battery life. They also come in a lightweight built, easily portable, and well-constructed for super convenience in coding on the go. Essential Features for Programming Laptops CPU and RAM for Programming Laptops The CPU and RAM are the two most important features of a programming laptop. By 2024, most developers will have these Intel Core i7 or AMD Ryzen 7 computers to be on the right balance in power and efficiency; these CPUs are pretty good with multitasking such that you may run quite a number of programs along with browser tabs without slowing down the computer. For big projects or those within certain fields, such as data science and game development, that include more processor power, you might need something like an Intel Core i9 or AMD Ryzen 9. The number of cores and threads supplied in these processors turns out to be quite beneficial for high-intensity multitasking activities, like compiling large projects and running intensive simulations. For RAM, anything above 16GB is overkill for the majority of programming; it allows one's system enough memory to carry out daily work with such a configuration. However, if your work involves running VMs, big databases, or similarly memory-hungry applications, an upgrade to 32GB of RAM will easily keep the system flying. Screen Size and Resolution always been a key factor in Programming Laptops The screen of a laptop is not just a medium with which to view your code; it's a tool in your workflow. A 13- to 15-inch laptop makes the best compromise between screen real estate and portability in 2024. For example, a 14-inch laptop, like the Lenovo ThinkPad X1 Carbon, may be comfortable for prolonged coding hours but at the same time be very convenient for mobility. You should also consider the screen resolution. A 1080p display will pretty much suffice for the majority of programming tasks, but suppose you have to work on some detailed UI/UX design or require more real estate on your screen with multiple windows opened; in that case, you might look for laptops with a 4K display. Also, try going for IPS panels when selecting one, because they yield better color accuracy and have wide viewing angles—particular if you deal with a lot of visual content. Although refresh rates aren't that important for programming as they are for gaming, their improvement of experience by a notch couldn't go unnoticed. A higher refresh rate, such as 90Hz and above, could let you scroll down on some long code bases and move within your complex environment comfortably. Battery Life A good and strong battery in your laptop will ensure you work for the better part of the day without interruptions and without being forced to run up and down searching for a charging port. For instance, Apple MacBook Air M2 is quite noted for having a top-of-the-list battery lifespan—up to 18 hours after one charge. This means great opportunities for long hours of coding, either at home, in a café, or on the go. Notable Models in Programming Laptops Apple MacBook Pro M2

MacBook-Air-M2 Apple MacBook Pro M2 is a powerhouse engineered especially for developers who demand the highest level of performance. With a bright, sharp Retina display, you can easily carry out detailed coding work. Also, one can go on coding for hours because of its long-lasting battery life. However, the device does come with a high price point and few ports, needing one to acquire extra adapters. Dell XPS 13 Those inclined to Windows laptops will also have the HP Spectre x360 and Dell XPS 13 to see them through with a good battery for 10 to 15 hours. Very crucial advice that you should take into consideration when choosing your laptop is to ensure that it can last throughout your normal work day without you having to always keep it charged. Lenovo ThinkPad X1 Carbon Programming Laptops with Gen 10 All of that makes the Lenovo ThinkPad X1 Carbon Gen 10 a safe bet for any programmer who cares a lot about the awesome keyboard and lightweight machine. Build-wise, it is strong to last for all types of rough daily use. Moreover, it comprises one of the best keyboards in its class for easy typing over longer periods. Yes, the price may be high for higher configurations, but the quality pays for itself. - Pros: Excellent keyboard, lightweight, durable. - Cons: Higher price for premium configurations. HP Spectre x360 14 The ideal Programming Laptop One of the things that make it different is the versatile 2-in-1 design—laptop and tablet—making the HP Spectre x360 14 unique. It operates so well, maybe better than the rest, so it could be just the best companion for programming while undertaking creative work. Besides, the screen of the device is clear and brightly lit, therefore increasing one's visual experience. The only caveat is it heats up fairly quickly under heavy use. - Pros: 2-in-1 design, clear display, versatile for creative work. - Cons: Can heat up under heavy use. Microsoft Surface Laptop Studio The Microsoft Surface Laptop Studio is something innovative and unconventional that will appeal to developers who look into this. In design, it has the ability to be very versatile, making a productivity boost. It is strong in performance and with quality display nice to work with. On the downside, it is expensive with only a few upgrade options available. The Microsoft Surface prices are approximate and can fluctuate because of the configuration and the retailer. Always check the most current prices and deals before making your purchase.

image credit: microsoft.com - Pros: Innovative design, strong performance, high-quality display. - Cons: Expensive, limited upgrade options. Which Programming Laptops suit You Best Selecting the right laptop depends on your specific needs and budget. From entry-level models to high-end powerhouses, each laptop has its strengths. Always check the latest prices and configurations to ensure you get the best deal. Read the full article

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Best Laptops for Graphic Design

Best Laptops for Graphic Design

Choosing the right laptop is crucial for graphic designers who rely on powerful hardware and high-resolution displays to craft their work. Here are some of the best laptops for graphic design:

1. Apple MacBook Pro (16-inch, 2021)

The Apple MacBook Pro is renowned for its performance and reliability. It features an M1 Pro or M1 Max chip, providing exceptional speed and graphics capabilities. The Liquid Retina XDR display offers incredible color accuracy and brightness, essential for design work. Additionally, its long battery life ensures designers can work on the go without frequent interruptions.

2. Dell XPS 15

The Dell XPS 15 is a versatile and powerful option for graphic designers. Equipped with up to a 10th Gen Intel Core i9 processor and NVIDIA GeForce GTX 1650 Ti graphics, it handles intensive design software with ease. The 4K OLED display delivers vibrant colors and deep contrasts, making it ideal for detailed design tasks.

3. Microsoft Surface Laptop Studio

The Microsoft Surface Laptop Studio offers a unique design with a flexible hinge, allowing it to switch between laptop and tablet modes. This versatility is particularly useful for graphic designers who need precision and control. It comes with a high-resolution touchscreen and supports the Surface Pen for intricate work.

4. ASUS ROG Zephyrus G14

Though primarily marketed as a gaming laptop, the ASUS ROG Zephyrus G14 packs a punch with its AMD Ryzen 9 processor and NVIDIA GeForce RTX 3060 graphics. Its compact design and high refresh rate screen make it a favorite among designers who need a powerful yet portable machine.

5. HP Spectre x360

The HP Spectre x360 is a stylish 2-in-1 laptop that is perfect for graphic designers who value flexibility. It offers a 4K OLED display and up to an Intel Core i7 processor, providing both power and visual clarity. Its slim profile and convertible design make it easy to use in various creative scenarios.

Invest in one of these top-tier laptops to ensure you have the tools necessary for outstanding graphic design work.

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Microsoft Service Center In Thane

Microsoft Service Center in Thane When it comes to technology, Microsoft has established itself as a leader in innovation, quality, and performance. Among its impressive lineup of products, the Microsoft Surface series stands out as a versatile and powerful range of devices designed to meet the needs of both personal and professional users. However, even the most advanced technology can encounter issues, and that's where a reliable service center becomes essential. For residents of Thane, the “Microsoft Service Center in Thane” provided by Microsoft Surface Repair is the go-to destination for all Surface-related concerns. Microsoft Surface Series The Microsoft Surface series includes a variety of devices such as the Surface Pro, Surface Laptop, Surface Book, Surface Go, and Surface Studio. Each of these devices is designed with unique features to cater to different user requirements. From the lightweight and portable Surface Go to the high-performance Surface Studio, the Surface series offers something for everyone. Why Choose Microsoft Surface Repair in Thane? Located in the heart of Thane, the Microsoft Service Center by Microsoft Surface Repair stands out for several reasons:

Expertise and Experience The technicians at Microsoft Surface Repair are highly trained and experienced in handling all kinds of issues related to Microsoft Surface devices. They undergo rigorous training and keep themselves updated with the latest advancements in Microsoft technology. This expertise ensures that your device is in safe hands and will be repaired to the highest standards.

Genuine Parts One of the biggest concerns when getting a device repaired is the quality of the replacement parts. At Microsoft Surface Repair, only genuine Microsoft parts are used for repairs. This not only ensures the longevity and performance of your device but also maintains the warranty provided by Microsoft.

Comprehensive Services The Microsoft Service Center in Thane offers a wide range of services, including: Screen Replacement= Whether it’s a cracked screen or touch sensitivity issues, the center provides quick and efficient screen replacements. Battery Replacement= If your Surface device is not holding a charge or the battery is draining quickly, the technicians can replace the battery with a genuine one. Software Troubleshooting= From operating system errors to software crashes, the center offers comprehensive software troubleshooting services. Hardware Repairs= This includes repairs and replacements for keyboards, touchpads, ports, and other hardware components. Data Recovery= In case of data loss, the center provides data recovery services to retrieve your important files and documents.

Customer-Centric Approach Customer satisfaction is a top priority at Microsoft Surface Repair. The service center is known for its friendly and professional staff who are always ready to assist customers. They provide transparent and honest advice, ensuring that you are fully informed about the condition of your device and the necessary repairs.

Quick Turnaround Time Understanding the importance of your Microsoft Surface device in your daily life, the service center aims to provide quick and efficient repairs. Most common issues are resolved within a day, ensuring minimal disruption to your work or personal routine. Importance of Authorized Service Centers Opting for an authorized service center like Microsoft Surface Repair is crucial for several reasons: Warranty Protection= Repairs done at unauthorized centers can void your device’s warranty. Authorized centers use genuine parts and follow Microsoft’s repair guidelines, ensuring your warranty remains intact. Quality Assurance= Authorized centers have access to the latest repair techniques and tools. This ensures that your device is repaired to the highest standards. Data Security= Unauthorized repair centers may not follow proper data security protocols, putting your personal and professional data at risk. Authorized centers prioritize data security and confidentiality. How to Avail Services at Microsoft Surface Repair in Thane Availing services at the Microsoft Surface Repair center in Thane is straightforward: Visit the Center= The service center is conveniently located in Thane. You can visit the center during working hours for any repair or service needs. Contact via Phone= You can call the center to schedule an appointment or inquire about the services offered. The friendly staff will guide you through the process. Online Booking= Some services can be booked online through the Microsoft Surface Repair website. This allows you to choose a convenient time for your visit. Conclusion The Microsoft Service Center in Thane, provided by “Microsoft Surface Repair”, is the best destination for all your Microsoft Surface device needs. With expert technicians, genuine parts, comprehensive services, and a customer-centric approach, the center ensures that your device is repaired efficiently and reliably. Whether it’s a minor software glitch or a major hardware issue, you can trust Microsoft Surface Repair to restore your device to its optimal performance.

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Microsoft Surface Laptop 5 Super-Thin 13.5 Inch Touchscreen Laptop - Green - Intel EVO 12th Gen Core i7, 16GB RAM, 512GB SSD, Windows 11 Home, UK plug, 2022 Model

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