A first look at Microsoft’s Surface Laptop Ultra and Surface Dev Box
Microsoft has unveiled its new Surface Laptop Ultra and Surface Dev Box, both featuring Nvidia's RTX Spark chips. The Surface Laptop Ultra is designed for high performance, boasting a bright 15-inch mini LED display and enhanced haptic feedback. The device prioritizes performance and battery life, with a focus on repairability and user experience.
- ▪The Surface Laptop Ultra features a 15-inch mini LED panel with up to 2,000 nits of HDR brightness.
- ▪It includes a larger trackpad with new haptic support in Windows 11, enhancing user interaction.
- ▪Microsoft has emphasized performance and battery life in the design of the Surface Laptop Ultra.
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