Someone redpill me. If price is no object, why isn't the surface book the best mobile machine out there
>10hr battery life >dedicated gpu in i7 model >baller screen >touch input, detachable tablet >bullshit windows 10 botnet features are easily defeated via hacks and workarounds
Dylan Diaz
they seem quite nice indeed
Ayden Gutierrez
>wat is price
Dominic Morris
If price wasn't a concern, I'd just go for a jacked up Dell Precision or a Macbook.
>If price is no object
>what is reading comprehension
Juan Hughes
ugh, my Thinkpad Carbon X1 is a better option than that but the Surface Book is staggeringly nicer in look and feel... even being a richfag it's absurdly expensive though for a disposable tech item...
Gabriel Brooks
O shit I've been here too long and only read the meme arrows
Matthew Fisher
T H I C C
Noah Powell
I was at microcenter over the weekend and tried out the one they have on display. Felt so nice to work on. If I had the money I would have bought it right there.
Hunter Butler
Oops didn't mean to quote
Gavin Murphy
They good for dual-booting?
Luke Bell
because the surface book 2 will feature an even better hinge
Jayden Ramirez
I'm not giving any money to MS because I'm a freetard
Lucas Gonzalez
Bump for this
Benjamin Gray
Define "good".
Ethan Williams
Basically just compatibility. Will the network/wifi stuff work with most Linux ditros?
Isaiah Evans
Network stuff: yes. Keyboard stuff: extra effort. Touchscreen stuff: last time I checked no.
Ethan Rogers
/r/surfacelinux
Cooper Lee
The gpu is actually shittier than the integrated graphics.
Jace Morales
false... in what realm is a 940m or a 965m ever worse than godawful Intel HD integrated graphics
Lincoln Peterson
Theres actual percormance testing of it and it actually doesnt run any better compared to integrated models.
Lincoln Johnson
I bought a Surface Pro 4 for 800 swiss francs, dunno what's expensive about it. Was in Mediamarkt for sale, it's the i5 Edition that normally goes for 1300 if I'm not wrong.
Pretty nice, it's a 10/10, recommend it to anyone.
Leo Clark
Different product desu, surface book is a convertible laptop while surface pro is a convertible tablet. Pls Google.
Show me
Joseph Reyes
>baller screen >glossy Hmm
Oliver Adams
As far I'm concerned, the Surface Book screen can be undocked and be used as a tablet, in the end it's the same shit, what changes is the I/O, one can be a full blown Laptop while the other one has a keyboard cover that dock with magnets.
Or am I wrong?
Isaiah Martinez
Forgot to mention that yeah, in terms of price, there is a huge difference between the two products.
Michael Moore
> >bullshit windows 10 botnet features are easily defeated via hacks and workarounds > the best What? What do you mean, "hacks and workarounds" for the best? It's like eating a raw Beef Wellington and pretending it's not a big deal it's undercooked.
Nolan Foster
They're both fucking tablets, both with the same CPU, one just has a gigantic battery and/or GPU in its detachable keyboard
John Sullivan
OP's wording is pretty shit, they aren't hacks or workarounds. And even if they were, it's not like there's anything better on the market.
As usual, it's not a matter of what's best, but what's the least shitty option.
Justin Garcia
As someone who has had one, it's not very good IMO. Pen bugs out and loses pressure sensitivity often. Sounds like a hair dryer on high when browsing let alone using an art program. Gets pretty hot when with a case. Outside of a pen with pressure sensitivity, it doesn't have the functionality of a Wacom tablet with reprogrammable buttons. Charger comes unplugged easily.
You're better off with a laptop and a Wacom tablet, or if you're looking for a small digital sketchbook get a Galaxy tab a with s pen. Surprisingly comfy, good for art with medibang and it doesn't get hot/sound like a blow dryer. Got mine for $150 on eBay, a fourth of the cost of a base models surface.