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factsaresacred | 1 year ago

Microsoft continue to ship their Surface laptops with over-sized power bricks, which is enough to disqualify them.

Similar spec Samsung laptops (Galaxy Books) come with a regular USB-C cable and a fast charging power adapter that looks like any other plug.

Anybody know why Samsung can do this and Microsoft can't?

Only having to lug around a single cable and charger for all devices is a dealbreaker.

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diffeomorphism|1 year ago

For the same reason as apple. They want you to use "surface connect" or "magsafe" instead.

Of course, you can just throw that away and charge by the usb c port instead, so I am a bit confused how that disqualifies anything.

hulitu|1 year ago

> Anybody know why Samsung can do this and Microsoft can't?

Samsung makes also HW. /s