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128gB SSD is a Joke
Phone back up takes almost all of it
Why would you back up a phone to a tablet?
Edit, ah, I see it's a laptop. I didn't realize they use the "Go" name for laptops now, and assumed it was one of their low-spec tablets. Like the "go" tablets this seems nice, but overpriced for what it is
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Screen resolution kills it for me. 1536 X 1024, not even full HD. It's not as noticable due to the smaller 12.5 screen size, but for the discerning eye, you'll see it. How/why Microsoft would put an inferior screen on a Surface laptop blows my mind. Even the cheaper Surface Go series has full HD.
Most people buy laptops with 1366x768 resolution. The display quality is excellent and the resolution is perfectly adequate for most people at 12.4".
Most people buy laptops with 1366x768 resolution. The display quality is excellent and the resolution is perfectly adequate for most people at 12.4".
I don't have the data to prove otherwise, but I don't think most people buy laptops with 1366X768 resolution these days. What is true that most laptops with 1366X768 resolution are priced $300 and below. Try to find a laptop over $500 with this resolution. You can't. It's only this one.
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Most people buy laptops with 1366x768 resolution. The display quality is excellent and the resolution is perfectly adequate for most people at 12.4".
"Most people buy laptops with 1366x768 resolution" may be true seven years ago but definitely not today. In fact, most laptops > $500 come with a higher solution. Just go to Dell website and see for yourself.
It's available for the same price at Microsoft direct. Good if you're unsure and want a no-hassle, no restocking fee return if it doesn't work out, plus you get bing points for the purchase as well.
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Phone back up takes almost all of it
Edit, ah, I see it's a laptop. I didn't realize they use the "Go" name for laptops now, and assumed it was one of their low-spec tablets. Like the "go" tablets this seems nice, but overpriced for what it is
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Phone back up takes almost all of it
They gave the display a correct name, "PixelSense", because the pixels are so big you can sense them...
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