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by factsaresacred
821 days ago
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Microsoft continue to ship their Surface laptops with over-sized power bricks, which is enough to disqualify them. Similar spec Samsung laptops (Galaxy Books) come with a regular USB-C cable and a fast charging power adapter that looks like any other plug. Anybody know why Samsung can do this and Microsoft can't? Only having to lug around a single cable and charger for all devices is a dealbreaker. |
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Of course, you can just throw that away and charge by the usb c port instead, so I am a bit confused how that disqualifies anything.