Microsoft has finally announced Surface Pro 10 and Laptop 6 this week, but you won’t find them in any retail store. You can only buy them on Microsoft’s website and through enterprise resellers. This week, Cherlynn and Devindra discuss why Microsoft is positioning these PCs for businesses and what that means for the future of the Surface line. The company is hinting that it will have consumer devices soon — likely the Pro 10 and Laptop 6, which don’t have much corporate baggage. But there could also be room for an entirely new form of Surface. Maybe it’s time for a real foldable Surface? (Or maybe not, after seeing how Duo performed.)
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Microsoft announces Surface Pro 10 and Surface Laptop 6, but you won’t find them in stores – 0:34
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The US Department of Justice filed an antitrust lawsuit against Apple’s “walled garden” ecosystem – 14:13
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Report: Apple may tap Google for Gemini AI on iPhones – 25:01
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NVIDIA claims new Blackwell chip will run AI workloads 30x faster using 25x less power – 33:07
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Microsoft hires Deepmind co-founder Mustafa Suleyman to lead AI division – 38:00
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YouTube unveils new rules for real AI video – 43:16
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Check your Glassdoor account – real names accidentally linked to some anonymous company reviews – 44:31
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Cherlynn finds the tech angle on Kate Middleton’s photo debate. View Metadata! – 47:03
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Around Engadget – 56:05
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Pop Culture Picks – 59:52
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