Microsoft Surface reliability problem: It’s more than hardware and software

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Consumer Reports yanked the “Recommended” imprimatur for Surface devices — but Microsoft’s Surface service should be sent to the woodshed, too. Post c
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Elly

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This just makes Windows keep looking worse and worse.

A normal day for the folks in Redmond

Fortran, C++, R, Python, Java, Matlab, HTML, CSS, etc.... coding is fun!
A weatherman that can code

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Future Microsoft Ad:

Help Wanted, No experience necessary.  

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Elly, Snowflake Theory

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Situation Normal….

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But the manifest hardware, firmware and driver problems

(and I add Windows 10 as a service)

are only a small part of the problem.

So you mean the whole thing, right?

Release when ready. Aah, I love Debian Stable.

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It all just sounds like a hardware version of the W10 OS.
Distribute to end-users and fix later without QA/Testing.

Windows - commercial by definition and now function...

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I have a Surface Book Pro.  Has anyone experienced intermittent connection failures between the two halves?  There’s no “Detached” message with it and the backlight stays lit, but all peripherals lose function for several seconds before reestablishing.  Does the Surface Book 2’s use of ceramic at the hinge connection help this at all?

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Why should anyone buy surface device?

Only a few do.

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