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▶ 26:56 Steven Sinofsky When, when we were building Surface and ARM PCs at Microsoft, like one of the things that happened is we showed up and we said, look, when you use ARM chips, the graphics card is like,

▶ 5:14 Benedict Evans They got some portion of HTC's phone engineers and some non-exclusive rights on IP, and, you know, you can see a parallel conversation with Microsoft on the surface.

▶ 1:54 Benedict Evans Microsoft and Google getting into the hardware business as it is to compare the Pixel with the iPhone and to compare the Surface with the Mac because you've got these, so you've got these two different things.
▶ 9:27 Steven Sinofsky To me, I think, and like now I'm speaking personally, because there is a reach problem when we were doing Surface, like one of the reach problems was I couldn't do a press briefing with somebody that was running a Windows laptop.
▶ 11:42 Steven Sinofsky The graphics on, on the surface are, are the last generation of video, the CPUs on Intel, or the, I mean, on, on the MacBooks are the old ones. 2 times in the scene
▶ 14:01 Steven Sinofsky I had a, um, an RT surface.
▶ 14:56 Steven Sinofsky I'm obviously going to go buy a new Surface, and it'll replace the all-in-one Dell that I have, but, you know, if you look at iOS, like, the thing that was most innovative to me about iOS is that 5 times in the scene

▶ 9:11 Benedict Evans And therefore raising your fingers to touch something and then dropping your hand back onto the keyboard makes much more, feels much more natural than it does with a surface because the screen is that much further away because it has a…
▶ 18:43 Steven Sinofsky I have, like, four laptops at home that are all mine that I just cycle between whether I want to use a really big Surface with a high pixel count screen, a small PC, or a MacBook, and others. 5 times in the scene

▶ 3:52 Benedict Evans And so, like, Bosch had this great display where they had, like, 15 different consumer electronics products from the surface to an iPhone to a drone to a Nest, and they all had the same Bosch component sensor, sort of tilt sensor switch or…

▶ 13:15 Kyle Russell So you can see how it could evolve to be, uh, the phone still slots into a headset, but then when you're at home, you plug then that headset into something with all of that horsepower, and it's kind of a, almost like surface-like, it, the…

▶ 1:13 Michael Copeland Microsoft launched its latest Surface, and the tech community broadly kind of applauded it for moving technology forward. 2 times in the scene
▶ 3:13 Benedict Evans So you look at the Surface Pro, um, and you think, okay, at last the PC has been perfected, it's got everything you could possibly want, this is it, it's won.
▶ 16:30 Benedict Evans And so back to the thing I was saying at the beginning about, you know, look at the Surface Pro or the MacBook or the, um, so you look at the Surface Pro and you put the iPad Pro and you put the MacBook, the new Apple MacBook next to it,… 3 times in the scene

▶ 3:25 Benedict Evans Also with Apple Pay, you saw it, for example, with the Microsoft Surface.
▶ 10:14 Benedict Evans Um, and it's, it both is and is not a Microsoft Surface. 8 times in the scene

▶ 17:22 Steven Sinofsky Those things now are enabled by tablets, whether it's surface or an iPad or a, uh, Android tablet, all of those, the form factor has allowed a different level of, of computing.

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