Microsoft today unveiled the newest device in its Surface lineup, the aptly named Surface Laptop.
Aimed at students, the sleek portable runs the newly introduced Windows 10 S operating system and features a 13.5-inch PixelSense display in the now-familiar 3:2 aspect ratio that has become a distinguishing characteristic of the Surface portfolio. The touch- and stylus-enabled screen has a resolution of 2,256 pixels and 1,504 pixels, for nearly 3.4 million pixels in total, and is “the thinnest LCD touch module ever created,” claimed Panos Panay, corporate vice president of Microsoft Devices during an education-themed media event in New York City today.
