Microsoft Mechanics takes a deep dive into the new Surface line in new video
Specs, design elements, and more are shown off by Microsoft Mechanics in a new video.
What you need to know
- A new video takes a deep dive into the new Surface line.
- A Surface engineers breaks down the Surface Laptop 3, Surface Pro 7, and Surface Pro X.
- The video shows both smaller and incremental changes, as well as where the line has been overhauled.
A new video from Microsoft Mechanics takes a deep dive into the new line of Surface devices. The video examines the Surface Laptop 3, Surface Pro 7, and Surface Pro X. Jochen Siegl, a Microsoft Surface engineer, breaks down the new additions to the Surface line with host Jeremy Chapman.
In the video, Siegl shares what's new in each device, including design changes, internal improvements, and the shared innovations across each new Surface. The video clocks in at just over 13 minutes, so Siegl has a chance to do spec comparisons, examine new form factors, and discuss new color options.
The video takes a look at both incremental improvements like increasing the size of trackpads, as well as the design overhaul seen in the Surface Pro X.
The October Surface event was one of the biggest Microsoft keynotes in years. The company announced updates to current devices, several new devices, and even teased folding devices that will roll out next year. You can check out all of the news and all of our recaps at our Surface event page.
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