Name: Microsoft LOST Their Mind - Surface Duo & Neo
Uploaded: 2020-03-23T16:21:21.000Z
Duration: 7 min 47 s
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This is Ken, and I'm here in New York City

where Microsoft just unveiled a lot of products.

so he's having me host the video for some reason.

Perhaps the real stars of the show are those,

Also, we are really, really far from them

The core selling point of these two devices

They are dual-screen devices that fold out

I'm gonna try really hard to remember these names.

and folds out to be more of a tablet size.

It kind of bridges all of these form factors together.

Now there's not a crazy amount of information

Microsoft actually unveiled these literally just to get it

in the minds of developers before its launch in 2020,

a modified version of Windows 10 called Windows 10 X,

which aims to be a dual-screened optimized version

and it's slated to run on Intel's 11th-Gen architecture

and developed specifically for this device.

and the only thing that's left for it now is,

and the reason why Microsoft announced it now,

is so that Android developers can develop apps

and I actually got to hold it in a closed-off room

but I can say that the design of both of these devices

We'll just have to wait to see how the software's executed

when these things come out later in 2020.

this is the new Surface Pro, the Surface Pro 7,

something that a lot of people have been wanting

But, otherwise, it more or less looks the same.

is with the proprietary Surface connector,

you can actually fast-charge this thing at 80%

in less than an hour, which I think is really, really cool.

available on October 22nd, but of course, as usual,

the keyboard and other accessories like the Pen

so you'll have to factor that in as well.

which harkens back to the early Surface days

the Microsoft SQ1, that is based on the Snapdragon 8CX.

Now, unlike that 8CX, this is running on a seven-watt TDP

So, ARM apps on Windows have been a thing

but this actually relies on emulation to run x86 apps.

but Microsoft claims that the x86 emulation

shows little to no performance difference

We'll have to see how this fares in the real world,

ARM does have its own set of benefits as well.

Now what this all means is a thinner and lighter design.

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