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October 2015
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Hochwertiges Magnesium-Gehause
Performante Hardware
Exzellenter Bildschirm
Hohe Akkulaufzeiten
Bildschirm als Tablet nutzbar
Eingabe per Surface-Stift
Solider Kopplungsmechanismus
Hoher Verarbeitungsqualität
Tastatur und Touchpad überzeugen
Surface Pen
Helles Display mit gutem Kontrast und guter Farbdarstellung
Vergleichsweise hohe Leistung
Gute Laufzeiten
Starker Intel Core i7 Prozessor
Schnelle NVMe SSD & 16 GB RAM
Nvidia GeForce Grafik im Dock
Helles
Hochauflösendes Display
Lange Akkulaufzeit
Hochwertiges Design
Schönes
Schlichtes Design
Feste Tastatur
Stabile
Sicher Verbindung zum Display
Großes Display mit Zeichenstift
13 ist. Allerdings wird darauf verwiesen
Dass Microsoft es geschafft habe
Ein 13-Zoll-Laptop mit diskreter GPU auf den Markt zu bringen
Während alle anderen Hersteller - inklusive Apple - dies bisher nicht wollten oder konnten. Diese Innovation hat dan
Veröffentlicht: 2016-11-15, Autor: Alex , Testbericht von: gizmodo.com
Zusammenfassung: Late last month, Microsoft fired a shot across Apples bow. With the Surface Studio and Dial and an updated Surface Book, Microsoft mace clear its plans to woo Apples old core audience of creative professionals—a group Apple has seemingly forgotten in fa...
Veröffentlicht: 2016-11-11, Autor: Dana , Testbericht von: engadget.com
Distinctive, well-constructed design, Impressively light as a tablet, Gorgeous screen, Pen input works well, Comfortable keyboard, Fast performance, Best-in-class battery life in laptop mode
Expensive, Even heavier than last year's model, "Fulcrum" hinge makes the laptop appear fatter when shut, Screen wobbles a bit in laptop mode, Slightly top heavy when you use it in your lap
The refreshed Surface Book has very few flaws, with a well-crafted chassis, comfortable keyboard, vibrant screen, fast performance and even longer battery life than on last year's model. As ever, you'll pay dearly for the privilege of owning it, and t...
Didn't mess with a good design Strong performance across a wide range of tasks Good battery life Can handle real PC games
Pricey
Microsoft Surface Book with Performance BaseThe GoodDidn't mess with a good design • Strong performance across a wide range of tasks • Good battery life • Can handle real PC gamesThe BadPriceyThe Bottom LineThis is an excellent pro-level Windows 10 comput...
Improved speed, graphics and battery life in a similar, crisp design. Detachable tablet comes included, as does the Surface Pen. Has USB ports and SD card slot
It's also slightly thicker and heavier than last year's version, and retains the odd gap on the folding hinge. Expensive compared to other options. Doesn't meet minimum specs for VR gaming
The design remains mostly unchanged, but PC power users will like the extra power and battery life on the updated 2016 version of the Surface Book...
Powerful discrete graphics in a 13-inch machine, Unique detachable design, Stylus support with 1,024 levels of sensitivity, Solid battery life, Vibrant display
Expensive, No USB Type-C port, Doesn't have the most recent generation of CPUs or GPUs
Now offering even better performance and twice the graphics power, the Surface Book with Performance Base is the clear choice for demanding creative pros...
Veröffentlicht: 2016-11-10, Autor: Tim , Testbericht von: wired.com
It's a lean performance hybrid with an awesome keyboard. The sharp touchscreen has a sweet aspect ratio for hardcore docjockeying. Laptop mode offers the graphics performance of a decent gaming laptop. It does hybrid right
Battery life is solid, but falls short of the 16 hours claimed. Sometimes you will forget where the power button is. It's expensive, but you're essentially getting two computers in one
Veröffentlicht: 2016-11-10, Autor: Chris , Testbericht von: slashgear.com
Flexible 2-in-1 form factor, Impressive graphics upgrade over original, Excellent build quality, Seamless integration of Windows 10
GPU not quite desktop-VR-ready, Expensive, Performance Base not sold separately, No Thunderbolt 3
NOW READ: Microsoft's Surface Studio is a stunning AIOSadly, while existing Surface Book owners could dock their screen into the new Performance Base and get all the benefits of the new GPU, Microsoft won't be selling the keyboard section separately. Even...
Super-long battery life, Best graphics performance in a 13-inch convertible, Beautiful screen and good pen support
Very expensive, Heavy for a 13-inch ultrabook convertible, No Thunderbolt 3.0 nor USB 10Gbps
When Microsoft announced details of the Surface Book i7, I was pretty disappointed in its middle-aged hardware. In use, however, it appears there's plenty of life left in these parts. That the Surface Book i7 can actually give you better graphics p...
