We're back with another exciting episode of the Window Central Podcast. This week, Daniel Rubino and Zac Bowden talk about Microsoft's slow rollout of the Surface Book 2 15-inch to more markets, the future of Cortana and what Microsoft appears to be thinking about internally, the best of CES, the possibility of dual-screen laptops and what's coming in the next Xbox update!
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Show Notes
- 3:40 Surface Book 2
- 12:45 The future of Cortana on PC
- 34:05 Dual-screen laptops
- 44:21 Best of CES
- 57:21 New Xbox One Update
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