PCWorld's November Digital Edition: Meet the Surface Book

The onslaught of tech information is relentless. Stay on top of the latest with PCWorld’s Digital Edition. Available as single copies or as a yearlong subscription, it highlights the best content from PCWorld.com—the most important news, the key product reviews, and the most useful features and how-to stories—in a curated Enhanced Edition for Android, iOS, and Kindle, as well as in a Replica Edition. The Enhanced Edition includes videos and other interactive features—all designed for consuming on your tablet. The Replica Edition is a PDF-like version that’s enabled for your mobile device’s touchscreen.In the November issue We review Microsoft's Surface Pro 4, a high-end Windows tablet that's setting new standards, and it's flashy new family member: the Surface Book, a two-in-one laptop. Plus, how to transform a laptop with an external graphics card.To read this article in full or to leave a comment, please click here Continue reading at 'PC World'

[ PC World | 2015-11-10 00:00:00 UTC ]

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