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

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In reply to Soundtweaker:This sounds like a good option. I've hit flakiness from GPM lately and I really
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I'd argue that Amazon just had the wrong strategy with the fire phone. They make low end Android tablets
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I understand that it's a niche business, but I'm baffled that MS can make a Surface dial and not a s
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I love that they're adding major features to desktop, even if universal, constant 'save' isn
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Reading this review back to back with the 'normal' news, it occurs to me that a Chinese-US trade war
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Low resolution is not a great look for VR, really. $400 is still a lot.
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It was a poorly sourced article, typical of that blog. Surface just added Studio and the ultrabook, there'
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When did they add the power buttons? What are those for?
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In reply to PLeX:According to the internet, Word Flow was an experiment that ended. So, I guess never is the a
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I can't see it. It's like it's hiding or something. Where is the console?
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In reply to chump2010:They zig and zag on this all the time. At one point, all gaming on Windows would be Xbox
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In reply to skane2600:Right, but it comes in <$200 phone, so you have to wonder why it's so rare in de
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In reply to Bats:I think this is the right take. Either accept that 'Windows' embraces all that cont
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Who knew that Android TV was still a thing?
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I got a the last minecraft xbox one s in part to save for PC upgrades and play some of the games there - since
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In reply to JustMe:Discrete graphics is a niche thing, but probably fits their customer base. The detachable s
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In reply to mikiem:ARM requirements are specific for support reasons no doubt. At a guess, I'd say that Q
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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
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I'm really looking forward to the new pixel chromebook - cheapest one yet - to see if they're really
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Well, the SNES classic sold out in 12 minutes, so pfft that's nothing.Seriously, though, anyone could see
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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
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tick, tock, tock, toe?
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I want a Bill Gates SIGNATURE edition. Like the good ol' days.
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Since they're discussing breakage, it makes a lot of sense. The fans, dGPUs, detachable keyboards, comple
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I don't think Google can solve it, since there are restrictions on third party browsers for Windows S. It
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Left unsaid is that the last gen was so old when it was retired, that the used consoles had no value. So I jus
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I'm sure if they jump to wireless, they'll be fine, but the delay on xbox vr is certainly something.
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I understand if you're Russia or China, you want a third party AV suite. Sure. But on a consumer level th
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In reply to Tony Barrett:They're obviously not going to remove the feature from servers, because offices
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Ultimately AR/VR converge like the Valve headset kind of does - namely, cameras attached to the headsets that
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In reply to Icybubba:Not sure what you mean. Android is open source, so it represents honest competition, not
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Still using the word Extreme feels a bit 90s. This was a stunning announcement mostly because it highlights ho
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And these old ones include the pen, so that's another discount depending on how you value it.
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In reply to Bats:It's only in stable channel for a minority of Chromebooks, so it's at best debatabl
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In reply to NazmusLabs:Shhh,.. don't mention that here. Web used it first, but we'll let them ignore
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In reply to Ugur:Well, I really wonder how development will go when ARM changes every two years - Quallcomm in
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All that work at MS and still no grammar nazi bot.
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Well, they never finished a tablet version of Android, so, yep, this checks out.
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In reply to jrickel96: Itunes will be sunsetted before it's ported to another platform.
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In reply to crfonseca:That's a poor way to approach it. You want to compete with Chromebook, but you also
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I'd love it if someone looked into the corporate sales aspect of this. If they're on two year cycles
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Itunes has really fallen off, but many use it and then of course, the two biggies: STEAM and Chrome. It's
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So an ultrabook that doesn't include a full version of windows. I actually like that strategy, but positi
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The most recent build of Android on my 6P has been noticeably crashing apps at random times. Even first party
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But where are you going? Bay Area?
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Android has been letting me down. Even on the <2 year old Nexus 6P, reopening apps just causes them to cras
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Looks so much better with that display built that way. And I agree, the silver look is straight trash. Worse,
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Didn't MS invent the full screen browser display? Am I remembering that right?
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The other thing about the folding screen is that even if you never use it as a tablet, you know the hinge is h
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Got a brand new xbox this week and have had nothing but issues. The multitasking screen isn't obvious wha
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Freemium Forza (can't ever remember the name) desperately needs this, as a title where timing is so key a
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They got greedy and distracted. The Mac Pro was DOA and they couldn't admit it because of their legendary
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That's a really long cycle for an OS update. 6 months-ish? Will they hold back VR goggles until the end t
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Given the focus on productivity in tablets, it's nice that Google finally steps forward on the file explo
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In reply to bbennett40:The very definition of YOU HAD ONE JOB! That said, I went to a starbucks like that once
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In reply to Paul Thurrott:And I was going to say, I never had an issue with the 6p and post-Lollipop the Nexus
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The rationale is obvious: a programming language that is lagging in education and beginner adoption is always
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In reply to Paul Thurrott:You know, Swift is really important and so is mobile programming in general. But in
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In reply to Waethorn: yeah, I just got a cardboard Cardboard at Target last night, $20. Just to play around wi
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In reply to Tony Barrett:This looks like another time when the Windows team has held back xbox. Not having a A
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In reply to daveevad:Or virtual miniatures gaming! Now you can enjoy your favorite hobby for cheap without any
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In reply to Bats:
I'm waiting for PixelJunk Shooter to be optimized...
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It's not baloney per se. I'm sure Samsung has the critical mass to do a Korea-specific digital assistant, mayb
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In reply to ghostrider:
It's been boring for a long time, so it's strange to complain now, when 3d printing, V
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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