Microsoft has just now unveiled a new All-in-One (AIO) desktop PC in the form of their Surface Studio. After the Surface Pro series and the Surface Book that was launched last year, this is the latest hardware product from the company that aims to revolutionise the dying PC market. In fact, it’s their first real attempt at building a PC of their own.
The Surface Studio from the Redmond based company apparently seems to be Microsoft’s take on the iMac. Precisely speaking it builds upon a standard PC and integrates features that were so far limited to a laptop, and well that’s what Surface Studio is folks. The AiO from Microsoft comes with a 28-inch Pixel Sensor LCD monitor which the company claims are the thinnest available in the market. At 12.5mm it’s indeed remarkably slim. The Pixel Sense touchscreen LCD monitor is contained in an aluminum exposure and is said to output 13.5 million pixels. For stats, that’s about 63 percent more than a standard 4K television.
The large 28-inch display has an aspect ratio of 3:2 with 192 pixels per inch. Microsoft however, is clearly aiming their Surface Studio at creative artists as its LCD monitor comes with a True Colour technology that helps it to reproduce the exact colour output. Well, this is very crucial for people in the field of photography or professional video editing. In fact, it can reproduce colours in either sRGB mode or in DCI-P3.
The heart of the Surface Studio however lies in a small cylindrical enclosure that no larger than two standard computer mice. That’s a compact product indeed. In fact, the design of the product is very similar to the one leaked in the patent documents earlier this year. Under the hood, the Surface Studio boasts of the latest Intel i7 processor that comes mated with Nvidia 980. To keep things, cool on the inside, Microsoft has included two cooling fans inside the heart of the Surface Studio.
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