> Don’t hear much about the Surface Hub these days. It’s alive and well? Microsoft released an updated version - the Surface Hub 2S - about a year ago. The int

> Don’t hear much about the Surface Hub these days. It’s alive and well? Microsoft released an updated version - the Surface Hub 2S - about a year ago. The intention was this could be upgraded in-situ using a cartridge to become the Surface Hub 2X. The 2X was meant to have all the hotness Microsoft were showing off in demos at the time (it has now been cancelled - [1]). I procured one for some R&D, it's only sold through OEMs and service providers, for around $10k (more if you get the steelcase stand and battery pack). For what it is it's quite good: it's industrial design and feature-set goes well beyond a lot of the competition (Google Jamboard, etc), although its applications are still quite niche. One nice feature is you can output the touch input to a connected Windows laptop, making it a (rather expensive) huge multi-touch external monitor. [1]:https://www.theverge.com/2020/2/3/21119915/microsoft-surface-hub-2x-cancel-major-software-update-features-release-date https://www.theverge.com/2020/2/3/21119915/microsoft-surface...