San Francisco (ITavisen:) We took a trip to stop by the Microsoft Store in San Francisco to take a closer look at Microsoft’s most intriguing product in years.
It costs to great
Surface Studio is an expensive machine. The product comes not in the hands of customers before 31. march, and Norway is hardly in the plans (nor the Surface keyboards, and mouse).
It is aimed at graphic artists, artists and subscribers – however we are unable to be other than excited.
This is really not a machine for us. We write and surf the web, we draw never. There is a reason to it: it can hardly shape the strekmenn.
You can see on the Surface the Studio as a sharp all-in-one computer with a touch screen you probably hadn’t used enough to justify startprisen on the 2999 dollars. It costs after all to equip a 4.5 K screen with multi-touch.
But for blacks, this is fun and inspirational!
But forget it. Forget to be smart with money for a little while and play with the idea of having this at home.
It was what we did when we tried the machine with the Surface of Dial, the new Surface-the mouse and the corresponding keyboard (the flat, not “Ergonomic”).
Let us take to us the design first, now that we’ve seen it “up close”.
Designspråket signals well that this is a Surface product. Especially the back is easily recognizable from those of you that have tested or own a Surface Pro.
When using the machine upright, which was our only opportunity during the demo, you can see only the screen. The machine itself, the little box under the 28-inch big screen, adding it is not noticed – it is rather not the point and was thoroughly explained by Microsoft, in yesterday’s press conference.
As Microsoft pointed out during the press conference in point with Surface Studio that the creative should be able to lose oneself in all the 4500 x 3000 pixels the display delivers. One should not be able to see the daughter at all, it is also not easy, but gjennskinn it’s a number of, in each case in the shop to Microsoft.
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the Thing with the “Dial”
Surface Dial is a neat little thing. On the bottom has the rubber that makes it good enough, if not perfect, klebrer itself easily to the screen.
Have the screen a little too much so that it looks like a regular desktop screen, and you have to fit in so “Dial” does not slip off.
When it is said, fall the not of when the screen is adjusted into x-number of degrees which is sensible when using it, again, primarily for creative work.
By pressing it firmly down on the screen you get a menu where you can choose whether to scroll a page, control volume, or undo an operation. Then, place it where you want on the screen, and can scroll in things like ITavisens comment field which is known to be quite far.
It is exciting this with analog switches that manipulate touch screens, something berøringsbord have done in the past. There is a reason for it: because the screen is so large is arm movements in the largest made to scroll and browse web pages.
It is very easy to lift the screen up and down, even with one hand. The entire panel will help oneself to raise themselves:
But what happens after the Studio…?
When we thought for many years that the giant Surface Hub should never shrink down to a kind of hvermannsenmaskin (minus the price), we took the error. Microsoft has quietly had this in mind for several years. Now, they have finally taken the step because Satya Nadella has dared to bet on the Surface team.
And we wonder whether or not this is a “showcase product” to get people to listen for the Surface brand. When people listen enough to what Surface-gang driver, so it will be perhaps smaller form factors eventually – perhaps with a… Surface Phone?
PS: We had thought to take a look at the new MacBook Pro also, but in Apple’s flagship store in the city centre, we got the information that the machines are not in the shop before they are sent to customers about 2 to 3 weeks. the Apple, then.
Yet it was Apple store full, while shopping mall store of Microsoft was almost empty, and with two Surface Studio to test.
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