Microsoft Doubles Down With Dual Screen Surface Neo and Surface Duo
Microsoft recently revealed two surprises, the Surface Neo + Surface Duo, that are flexible and transforming dual screen Surface devices.
Microsoft’s October 2019 Event delivered a slew of updates to their Surface line of touch-enabled computing devices, including an updated Surface Laptop 3 (with a choice of 13.5? or 15? display and new colors and finishes), Surface Pro 7, and Surface Pro X ? each an evolutionary iteration of Microsoft hardware. But with these expected announcements came some surprises more than hinting at Microsoft’s commitment to pushing the limits of the Windows experience: a dual-screen, Android-powered mobile device aptly named the Surface Duo, alongside the dual-screen, tablet-style “phone”, the Surface Neo. Microsoft’s Surface Neo
The Surface Neo is something between a tablet and a laptop, outfitted with a dual-screen layout optimized for Windows 10X, a new flavor of Windows 10 written to take advantage of two screen devices. In this case it’s the Neo’s two 9? screens, equipped to adapt from a full-size 13? LCD display into a quasi-laptop form factor with the attachment of a removable magnetic keyboard (of course, it’s also compatible with the Surface Pen and Surface Bluetooth mouse).
Microsoft’s hardware team engineered a 360-degree full-friction hinge to give their dual-tablet form factor its two screen capabilities. The most curious and intriguing productivity feature is offer...
Microsoft’s October 2019 Event delivered a slew of updates to their Surface line of touch-enabled computing devices, including an updated Surface Laptop 3 (with a choice of 13.5? or 15? display and new colors and finishes), Surface Pro 7, and Surface Pro X ? each an evolutionary iteration of Microsoft hardware. But with these expected announcements came some surprises more than hinting at Microsoft’s commitment to pushing the limits of the Windows experience: a dual-screen, Android-powered mobile device aptly named the Surface Duo, alongside the dual-screen, tablet-style “phone”, the Surface Neo. Microsoft’s Surface Neo
The Surface Neo is something between a tablet and a laptop, outfitted with a dual-screen layout optimized for Windows 10X, a new flavor of Windows 10 written to take advantage of two screen devices. In this case it’s the Neo’s two 9? screens, equipped to adapt from a full-size 13? LCD display into a quasi-laptop form factor with the attachment of a removable magnetic keyboard (of course, it’s also compatible with the Surface Pen and Surface Bluetooth mouse).
Microsoft’s hardware team engineered a 360-degree full-friction hinge to give their dual-tablet form factor its two screen capabilities. The most curious and intriguing productivity feature is offer...
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