Microsoft has just introduced the Surface Studio, the company’s first all-in-one Windows 10 PC. According to the multinational technology company at an event today, Microsoft Surface Studio is a new category of device, designed to put you at the centre of the creative process where you can turn your desk into a Studio.
The new Surface Studio is a 28-inch display, at 192ppi, containing 13.5 million individual pixels, with Microsoft’s TrueColor display technology.
Physically, the Surface studio can tilt to vertical down to about 25 degrees above flat, for use as a drawing surface.
Other features of the Surface Studio include a quad-core Skylake 6th generation Intel processor, Nvidia 980M GPU, 2 TB hybrid hard drive, Mini DisplayPort, 32GB RAM, implementation of the Xbox wireless protocol for game controllers, and 2.1 surround sound speakers. The base of the Surface Studio contains a SD card reader, 4 USB 3.0 ports, and Gigabit Ethernet.
The computer comes with a wireless keyboard and mouse.
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Along with the Surface studio, is a Surface Dial.
The Surface Dial allows you interact with onscreen content in new and precise ways. When the dial is placed on the screen of the studio, a radial menu pops up around it.
The Surface Dial is recognized by the screen on the Surface Studio, and recent Surface and Surface Book products, with contextual app-relevant notifications provided to the user after contact with the screen.
The Surface Dial is also available as a separate purchase for older devices.
The price for the Surface Studio begins at $2,999 for an i5 Processor with 8 GB of RAM while the quad-core i7 processor and 32 GB of RAM will sell for $4,199.
