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i don't get it..wasn't the Surface meant to replace desktops? It's selling well even if the Surface Book is doing OK. Now they want to compete with iMacs
to be announced on Wed
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Last edited by twitchyzero; 10-26-2016 at 10:03 AM.
dont get your complaint...Apple is the one who started charging premiums...and professionals are willing to pay for quality products like the iMac so may be this is their stab at that
I just find it weird when companies backpedal on their ethos (ie. Apple saying phones are perfectly sized below 4"...we don't need stylus then once Steve Jobs passed away they changed all that....or MS saying the Surface replaces a desktop then comes out with this few years later and completely negate what they originally said)
let's hope there's a disgustingly beautiful 5K display if they want to price it similarly to the Apple
Last edited by twitchyzero; 10-25-2016 at 07:52 AM.
$4000+ and no OLED, USB-C or maybe even SSD
i get it...no panel makers are really doing 13+ Megapixels...still this is strictly going to be for professionals.
Last edited by twitchyzero; 10-26-2016 at 10:09 AM.
id buy it, if i didnt have a nice one already, it's basically what i have sitting next to my tv now, minus the tower... but my tower is high gloss white anyway so its not exactly ugly
$4000+ and no OLED, USB-C or maybe even SSD
i get it...no panel makers are really doing 13+ Megapixels...still this is strictly going to be for professionals.
Did more research and found out that the screen that Microsoft is using in the Studio is equivalent to a 27" Wacom Cintiq. The price of that? $2800 USD or $4000 CAD ~
When you put that into perspective, the device itself is priced fairly competitively. For a few hundred bucks more than the tablet itself, you now also get a computer to go with it.
This is definitely not a computer for casual plebs.
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for what it can do for people who can use the features to the fullest, it would be awesome.. for my purpose, it wouldnt be great.. haha.. rather spend that money for the best gaming setup...
the design is seriously some game-changing shit
still feel that saving SSD/Thunderbolt for a future model is a slap to the target audience
I tried video editing on a hard drive once...it was excruciating. SSHD won't help much me thinks...the firms/institutions buying this and not upgrading anything should opt for the 64GB memory model and use RAMdisk I guess.
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