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Surface Laptop Studio and Surface Studio 2+ get October 2023 firmware update - Vimarsana News

Surface Laptop Studio and Surface Studio 2+ get October 2023 firmware update

The October 2023 firmware update is now rolling out to the original Surface Laptop Studio and the Surface Studio 2+. It addresses security vulnerabilities in Intel CSME and AMT software.

Source: neowin.net
Using the Surface Book 3 in 2023 makes me wish that Microsoft would announce the Surface Book 4 - Vimarsana News

Using the Surface Book 3 in 2023 makes me wish that Microsoft would announce the Surface Book 4

Microsoft’s discontinued Surface Book still offers a unique experience that its successor just can’t match, and Microsoft should look to bring back the Surface Book line or integrate these features in

Microsoft News Roundup: Exclusive Windows 11 report and more - Vimarsana News

Microsoft News Roundup: Exclusive Windows 11 report and more

This week we saw new processors from Intel and AMD, an exclusive report about how many PCs run Windows 11, and got a glimpse of a portable gaming console that looks like a Nintendo 3DS.

Surface PCs up to 30% off, including Surface Laptop Studio - Vimarsana News

Surface PCs up to 30% off, including Surface Laptop Studio

Some of the best deals are $500 off of the Surface Laptop Studio, $550 off of the Surface Pro 9 i7, and $230 off of the Surface Pro 7+

You may soon be able to use Surface Dial on Surface Duo's displays - Vimarsana News

You may soon be able to use Surface Dial on Surface Duo's displays

The first and second-gen Surface Duo have received a new set of unofficial drivers for Windows 10 and 11 with preliminary support for the Surface Dial, Microsoft's forgotten display accessory.

Source: neowin.net