Microsoft has new firmware for its budget-friendly Surface Go 2 tablet and the big Surface Studio 2+ desktop computer. The latest release improves audio, network, system stability, and security.

The Studio has a touchscreen, 32GB RAM, a 2TB hybrid drive that combines HD and SD storage, four USB 3.0 ports, Ethernet, Audio, SD and Mini DisplayPort (no Thunderbolt) and the new radial input ...

Microsoft has released new updates for the Surface Studio 2, bringing audio performance and stability improvements. The update is rolling out to devices running Windows 10 version 1903 or newer.

Speakers are bundled into the Surface Studio. And as you might expect, they’re not great. They do the job you’d and can be quite loud at maximum volume.

The Surface Studio 2 has a unique sound system that sets it apart from other desktop PCs. The display houses four speakers (two on each side), and the base contains a subwoofer.

As other Surface devices have demonstrated, Microsoft tunes its speakers well, and the Surface Laptop Studio 2 is one of the few laptops you’ll enjoy listening to as an audio device.

The heavenly audio that emanated from the Surface Studio 2’s quad speakers was hypnotizing. The well-balanced sound sounded as smooth as Sunday morning.

The Surface Laptop Studio 2 uses Omnisonic speakers that project up from the keyboard. They sound fine, with good mids and highs and a touch of bass, and they get loud enough for a small room.

Viewed from the top down, the Surface Laptop Studio looks more like a conventional laptop, with a backlit chiclet-style keyboard, a large one-piece trackpad, and a 14.4-inch 2400×1600 screen with ...

All of the rumored changes to the Surface Studio 3 sound interesting, but what we would most like to see on a new version of Microsoft's all-in-one desktop is fairly modest: A move to more current ...

The camera is also improved, while audio streams are now handled by a pair of far-field mics. Surface Studio 2+ is out in "select markets" on October 25 with a starting price of $4,299.99.

The screen is great, so is the speaker system, and a quiet cooling system is always to be appreciated. There is a question over how much design pros are going to fall in love with the Microsoft ...