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Posted by Dorby
 - August 16, 2021, 11:21:34
@Shadowxaero:
It is for the consumer mobile PC market. Depends on which Industries we're talking about. One thing is for certain, the future does not lie in legacy x86 software anymore.
Posted by Shadowxaero
 - August 16, 2021, 06:27:06
Quote from: Dorby on August 13, 2021, 16:49:53
Not too exciting. At this point Microsoft needs to make Apple M1 level of industry-shaking changes.

I think the M1 is a great chip but industry changing? The industry isn't realy developing for ARM even with the launch of the M1 macbooks. ARM is still a good 10 years if not more out from x86 so I would hardly call the M1 "industry changing".

ARM will need to find success in the enterprise we see development at scale and apple doesn't exist in the enterprise world.
Posted by AMC4Ever
 - August 13, 2021, 21:49:48
"non-detachable" = Surface Laptop
This is more of a Surface Laptop 5.
Being a high-end detachable is basically what makes a Surface Book. Without Thunderbolt it cannot be a premium device though.
Posted by Dorby
 - August 13, 2021, 16:49:53
Not too exciting. At this point Microsoft needs to make Apple M1 level of industry-shaking changes.
Posted by Eric
 - August 13, 2021, 00:31:18
If MS doesn't catch the "skinny laptop" disease--and thus preserves a good selection of ports, a keyboard with good travel, and a heatsink solution with good capacity--this sounds delicious!
Posted by Redaktion
 - August 12, 2021, 19:48:02
According to a new report, Microsoft is readying a next-generation Surface Book, albeit one that could be unrecognisable from the Surface Book 3. Reputedly, the next Surface Book may not be called a Surface Book at all, and will not have a detachable display. It will have a high-refresh-rate 14-inch screen, though.

https://www.notebookcheck.net/Microsoft-Surface-Book-4-rumoured-to-feature-a-non-detachable-14-inch-and-high-refresh-rate-display-with-NVIDIA-GeForce-RTX-GPUs.554927.0.html