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Definitely on my all-caps WANT list of practical purchases as soon as I can. Occasionally get to borrow a SP3 top spec and it's so impressive to me. The fit and

Definitely on my all-caps WANT list of practical purchases as soon as I can. Occasionally get to borrow a SP3 top spec and it's so impressive to me. The fit and finish are up there with my expectations of Akai type foresight. Provided Microsoft pays close attention to 'just enough' ports to keep it ahead of the Apple trajectory, I think they'll continue to bite market share in areas that typically were Macbook Pro favored. Win10 seems to "just work" for enough Users while still being a functional Enterprise deployment that I'm frankly still impressed how they've won back customers.

mustacheemperor 10y ago
>Occasionally get to borrow a SP3 top spec As an owner of an SP3 top spec, the regular experience isn't always as great as the occasional one. Microsoft chose to use a cheap Marvell wifi unit and mine STILL has consistent problems connecting/disconnecting. I've had to reinstall windows entirely in an attempt to get the drivers functional in the past. It still feels crazy to be able to run VMs and CC on a tablet but you will pay for that i7 in heat and battery life. That said, those flaws are pretty rare and largely worth it in the day to day. Most of the time, it's as you describe - and I haven't heard of the newer devices having nearly the same gamut of problems. Don't buy it expecting to do any serious art design on the touchscreen though, the pen is only "okay."