Like the models before it, the Surface Laptop 5 comes in two different sizes, 13.5 and 15 inches, but they're very similar aside from that.
The front-facing camera is a 5MP sensor supporting 1080p video for calls and meetings and Windows Hello, and there's a rear camera with a 10MP sensor that can record 4K video. The cameras also remain mostly unchanged, but they're still great. Of course, touch and pen support is also here, including support for Tactile signals on the Surface Slim Pen 2. This model adds support for Dolby Vision IQ and Auto Color Management in Windows. It also supports a 120Hz refresh rate, which can adjust dynamically. The display is mostly the same 13-inch panel with a resolution of 2880x1920, which is very sharp for this size. It's even faster than before, and with up to 32GB of RAM and a 1TB SSD, you really won't be missing out on much. The Surface Pro 9 doesn't change a lot of changes from its predecessor, but it makes some welcome ones.įor starters, it's now packing 12th-generation Intel Core processors up to a Core i7-1255U with 10 cores and 12 threads, plus integrated Iris Xe graphics. The Surface Pro is how Microsoft first got into the PC hardware market, and today, it's still one of the coolest devices around. I love his way with words, excellent stuff.$900 at Best Buy $1015 at Amazon $1400 at Adorama Otherwise the typical creatively written DED article. Pick and choose the specific unit from whatever company you think matches best with your wants/needs. Don't like the Surface keyboard or memory options or form factor or price? There's options from not-Microsoft companies that might be more pleasing, no need to accept any limitations beyond those flowing from the OS itself. Product sales will be recognized by who knows how many different OEM's. thousands of variations and builds and form factors with only the OS they rely on being the common thread. Obviously the same restrictions don't apply to Microsoft's OS (or Android for that matter). That results in big Apple product numbers. Some people will simply accept the feature or form limitations offered thru that small selection of products (relatively speaking) in order to use their preferred OS. Every sale of product will be recorded by Apple. Every Apple OS user will be buying from that single source even if distributed via a few retail partners. If you want to use the Mac or iOS operating system you have a single source with a very limited selection. Note: All of these unit sales comparisons suffer from the same inherent flaw.
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