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Vorhang auf und Manege frei zur Special Edition - wir senden direkt aus unserem neuen VideoLab 2.0. Die heutige Podcast-Folge von der "Schwabe & der Franke" haben wir in unserem neu aufgebauten Videolab aufgezeichnet. Patrick ist nach Hof gefahren und hat Jörg nach längerer Zeit mal wieder besucht. Jörg berichtet über den Aufbau sowie die Erfahrungen im Videolab. Neben dem neuen Setup haben wir auch spannende technische Themen mitgebracht. Neben der Installation von Windows 11 sprechen Patrick & Jörg über die neuen Funktionen in Microsoft Teams, unter anderem Breakout Sessions und Apple CarPlay, sowie die neuen und verfügbaren Surface Geräte. Das ist erst der Anfang - mit neuem Setup und neuen Ideen starten wir nach der Sommerpause in unseren Podcast "Der Schwabe & der Franke" _________________________________________________________ Wie versprochen, haben wir euch die einzelnen Links zusammengestellt: Windows 11 Media Creation Tool: https://lans.co/Win11MediaCreation Windows 11 Installationsassistent: https://lans.co/Win11Installationsassistent Windows 11 Image: https://lans.co/Win11Images Neue Funktion in MS Teams Breakout Sessions: https://lans.co/MSBreakout Neue Funktion in MS Teams Apple CarPlay: https://lans.co/MSCarPlay Die neuen Surface Devices: https://lans.co/SurfaceDevices

Surface, surface everywhere. Microsoft announced a bunch of new hardware this week — with the highlights being the Surface Pro 8, Surface Go 3, Surface Duo 2, and Surface Laptop Studio.

Gadgets 360 senior reporter and Orbital producer Jagmeet Singh and reviews editor Jamshed Avari join host Akhil Arora to discuss all four new Microsoft devices.

We talk about how the Surface products are about setting the vision for what Microsoft wants Windows 11 hardware to be.

The Surface Pro 8 — priced as the 12.9-inch iPad Pro at $1,100 — brings much-needed upgrades with 120Hz refresh rate, better performance, longer battery life, and Thunderbolt ports. While the Surface Go 3 is the poorer cousin of Pro 8, with Microsoft billing it as a family device.

Read: Surface Laptop Studio, Pro 8, Duo 2, and Go 3 launched

The Surface Laptop Studio, on the other hand, is meant to be a halo product, not practical for most to buy. Starting at $1,600 for the Intel Core i5 variant, it goes up to i7 and Nvidia RTX 3050 Ti. The USP though are the three modes — Laptop (normal), Stage (creative), and Studio (tablet) — that transform the Laptop Studio in how you can use it.

That leaves the Surface Duo 2, Microsoft’s only Android device. It might look like Samsung Galaxy Z Fold 3, but it doesn’t have a foldable screen. Otherwise, it’s got the works: 5G, Snapdragon 888, triple rear cameras, 90Hz refresh rate, and games optimised for the dual-screen setup. And oh, it also has huge bezels.

All new Surface devices are out October 5 in the US alongside Windows 11. The Surface Pro 8 and Laptop Studio launch early 2022 in India.

Follow Gadgets 360 on Facebook, Twitter, Instagram, and YouTube.

Write to us at podcast@gadgets360.com

Chapters

• Intro (00:00)
• Surface Pro 8 (00:19)
• Surface Go 3 (05:52)
• Surface Laptop Studio (13:15)
• A halo product (18:47)
• Surface Duo 2 (22:11)
• Android + Windows? (28:53)
• Outro (34:28)

Photo credits: Microsoft

Surface, surface everywhere. Microsoft announced a bunch of new hardware this week — with the highlights being the Surface Pro 8, Surface Go 3, Surface Duo 2, and Surface Laptop Studio.

Gadgets 360 senior reporter and Orbital producer Jagmeet Singh and reviews editor Jamshed Avari join host Akhil Arora to discuss all four new Microsoft devices.

We talk about how the Surface products are about setting the vision for what Microsoft wants Windows 11 hardware to be.

The Surface Pro 8 — priced as the 12.9-inch iPad Pro at $1,100 — brings much-needed upgrades with 120Hz refresh rate, better performance, longer battery life, and Thunderbolt ports. While the Surface Go 3 is the poorer cousin of Pro 8, with Microsoft billing it as a family device.

Read: Surface Laptop Studio, Pro 8, Duo 2, and Go 3 launched

The Surface Laptop Studio, on the other hand, is meant to be a halo product, not practical for most to buy. Starting at $1,600 for the Intel Core i5 variant, it goes up to i7 and Nvidia RTX 3050 Ti. The USP though are the three modes — Laptop (normal), Stage (creative), and Studio (tablet) — that transform the Laptop Studio in how you can use it.

That leaves the Surface Duo 2, Microsoft’s only Android device. It might look like Samsung Galaxy Z Fold 3, but it doesn’t have a foldable screen. Otherwise, it’s got the works: 5G, Snapdragon 888, triple rear cameras, 90Hz refresh rate, and games optimised for the dual-screen setup. And oh, it also has huge bezels.

All new Surface devices are out October 5 in the US alongside Windows 11. The Surface Pro 8 and Laptop Studio launch early 2022 in India.

Follow Gadgets 360 on Facebook, Twitter, Instagram, and YouTube.

Write to us at podcast@gadgets360.com

Chapters

• Intro (00:00)
• Surface Pro 8 (00:19)
• Surface Go 3 (05:52)
• Surface Laptop Studio (13:15)
• A halo product (18:47)
• Surface Duo 2 (22:11)
• Android + Windows? (28:53)
• Outro (34:28)

Photo credits: Microsoft