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The Laptop Studio has a lot in common with its old, old big brother, the Surface Studio, from the repositional pen-tablet-optimized screen to its somewhat underpowered insides. The US entry price converts to about £1,170 or AU$2,200. It won't be available in the UK or Australia until 2022, and no prices have been announced yet for those regions.

Surface Pro 8: A familiar companion for Windows 11.

Add another $130 for the Surface Slim Pen 2 the laptop will work with any Microsoft Pen Protocol-compatible stylus, though. Upping to 32GB of RAM and a 1TB SSD brings the price to $2,700 - that's the configuration we tested - and with a 2TB SSD, it's $3,100. Beyond that, you jump to a Core i7-11370H with Nvidia GeForce RTX 3050 Ti graphics, 16GB of RAM and a 512GB SSD. Prices for the Surface Laptop Studio start at $1,600 with a Core i5-11300H, 16GB of RAM, a 256GB SSD and integrated graphics.

Fat screen bezels make the display look dated.

Proprietary Surface Connect power adapter has a too-short cable.

I'll be taking it to a shop tomorrow and hopefully, they'll be able to give me a hand, at least in recovering my personal files, as it seems I've properly messed up here. I then tried shutting it down to attempt a fix at the monitor problem, and upon trying to start up the computer after this, it went into the CRITICAL_PROCESS_DIED boot loop, and so far nothing in the recovery menu has worked.

Perhaps this was my fatal error and in hindsight it likely was but I force shut down the computer then and there when the screen was black.Īfter this somehow the PC started up fine. At some point during the system restore, the screen went black, but the computer was still on (backlit keyboard was responding). Then tried a system restore to a time in the past, didn't work.

I installed new USB drivers, didn't work. I need it for my workflow, and for whatever reason it didn't work, it kept coming up as a "USB 2.0 BILLBOARD" and I found nothing online to remedy this. When I got home, I tried connecting my SB2 to my external monitor as I usually do. Any hope of me getting my personal data back? Working on getting a recovery disk prepared. TLDR: I'm getting a CRITICAL_PROCESS_DIED Bootloop, and upon trying to reset the PC whilst still keeping my files, I find that I'm unable to reset it locally or from the cloud. I'll try to keep this brief but forgive me if my frustration comes out in this post. Windows 10 (Cannot locate the build number right now), Surface Book 2