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A bit pricey of course but it certainly looks great. Too often PC OEMs have no confidence to follow through on

In reply to Soundtweaker:This sounds like a good option. I've hit flakiness from GPM lately and I really

I'd argue that Amazon just had the wrong strategy with the fire phone. They make low end Android tablets

I understand that it's a niche business, but I'm baffled that MS can make a Surface dial and not a s

I love that they're adding major features to desktop, even if universal, constant 'save' isn�

Reading this review back to back with the 'normal' news, it occurs to me that a Chinese-US trade war

Low resolution is not a great look for VR, really. $400 is still a lot.

It was a poorly sourced article, typical of that blog. Surface just added Studio and the ultrabook, there'

When did they add the power buttons? What are those for?

In reply to PLeX:According to the internet, Word Flow was an experiment that ended. So, I guess never is the a

I can't see it. It's like it's hiding or something. Where is the console?

In reply to chump2010:They zig and zag on this all the time. At one point, all gaming on Windows would be Xbox

In reply to skane2600:Right, but it comes in <$200 phone, so you have to wonder why it's so rare in de

In reply to Bats:I think this is the right take. Either accept that 'Windows' embraces all that cont

Who knew that Android TV was still a thing?

I got a the last minecraft xbox one s in part to save for PC upgrades and play some of the games there - since

In reply to JustMe:Discrete graphics is a niche thing, but probably fits their customer base. The detachable s

In reply to mikiem:ARM requirements are specific for support reasons no doubt. At a guess, I'd say that Q

In reply to Stooks:It's a little weird to me that DLC gets it's own box, but in this case I guess it

I'm really looking forward to the new pixel chromebook - cheapest one yet - to see if they're really

Well, the SNES classic sold out in 12 minutes, so pfft that's nothing.Seriously, though, anyone could see

In reply to SvenJ:But why is the free upgrade to Pro at all? Why not to Home? Because this is just going to be

tick, tock, tock, toe?

I want a Bill Gates SIGNATURE edition. Like the good ol' days.

Since they're discussing breakage, it makes a lot of sense. The fans, dGPUs, detachable keyboards, comple

I don't think Google can solve it, since there are restrictions on third party browsers for Windows S. It

Left unsaid is that the last gen was so old when it was retired, that the used consoles had no value. So I jus

I'm sure if they jump to wireless, they'll be fine, but the delay on xbox vr is certainly something.

I understand if you're Russia or China, you want a third party AV suite. Sure. But on a consumer level th

In reply to Tony Barrett:They're obviously not going to remove the feature from servers, because offices

Ultimately AR/VR converge like the Valve headset kind of does - namely, cameras attached to the headsets that

In reply to Icybubba:Not sure what you mean. Android is open source, so it represents honest competition, not

Still using the word Extreme feels a bit 90s. This was a stunning announcement mostly because it highlights ho

And these old ones include the pen, so that's another discount depending on how you value it.

In reply to Bats:It's only in stable channel for a minority of Chromebooks, so it's at best debatabl

In reply to NazmusLabs:Shhh,.. don't mention that here. Web used it first, but we'll let them ignore

In reply to Ugur:Well, I really wonder how development will go when ARM changes every two years - Quallcomm in

All that work at MS and still no grammar nazi bot.

Well, they never finished a tablet version of Android, so, yep, this checks out.

In reply to jrickel96: Itunes will be sunsetted before it's ported to another platform.

In reply to crfonseca:That's a poor way to approach it. You want to compete with Chromebook, but you also

I'd love it if someone looked into the corporate sales aspect of this. If they're on two year cycles

Itunes has really fallen off, but many use it and then of course, the two biggies: STEAM and Chrome. It's

So an ultrabook that doesn't include a full version of windows. I actually like that strategy, but positi

The most recent build of Android on my 6P has been noticeably crashing apps at random times. Even first party

But where are you going? Bay Area?

Android has been letting me down. Even on the <2 year old Nexus 6P, reopening apps just causes them to cras

Looks so much better with that display built that way. And I agree, the silver look is straight trash. Worse,

Didn't MS invent the full screen browser display? Am I remembering that right?

The other thing about the folding screen is that even if you never use it as a tablet, you know the hinge is h

Got a brand new xbox this week and have had nothing but issues. The multitasking screen isn't obvious wha

Freemium Forza (can't ever remember the name) desperately needs this, as a title where timing is so key a

They got greedy and distracted. The Mac Pro was DOA and they couldn't admit it because of their legendary

That's a really long cycle for an OS update. 6 months-ish? Will they hold back VR goggles until the end t

Given the focus on productivity in tablets, it's nice that Google finally steps forward on the file explo

In reply to bbennett40:The very definition of YOU HAD ONE JOB! That said, I went to a starbucks like that once

In reply to Paul Thurrott:And I was going to say, I never had an issue with the 6p and post-Lollipop the Nexus

The rationale is obvious: a programming language that is lagging in education and beginner adoption is always

In reply to Paul Thurrott:You know, Swift is really important and so is mobile programming in general. But in

In reply to Waethorn: yeah, I just got a cardboard Cardboard at Target last night, $20. Just to play around wi

In reply to Tony Barrett:This looks like another time when the Windows team has held back xbox. Not having a A

In reply to daveevad:Or virtual miniatures gaming! Now you can enjoy your favorite hobby for cheap without any

In reply to Bats: I'm waiting for PixelJunk Shooter to be optimized...

It's not baloney per se. I'm sure Samsung has the critical mass to do a Korea-specific digital assistant, mayb

In reply to ghostrider: It's been boring for a long time, so it's strange to complain now, when 3d printing, V

I'd like to see them do a simple laptop in the yoga mold, when I tried one the other day, I was surprised it d