[Ubiquitous Information Bureau of Kazuki Kasahara] Review of "Surface Book 3 13.5 inch" released on June 5-Although there are only two external differences, the internal structure has evolved into a completely new model-PC Watch
On May 6th, Microsoft announced the new Surface Go 2 and Surface Book 3 13.5-inch / 15-inch respectively. The Surface Go 2 is already on sale, but the Surface Book 3 is scheduled for sale on June 5th.
This time, prior to its release, "Surface Book 3 13.5 inch" equipped with a 13.5-inch display (SLK-00018, 13.5-inch / Core i7-1065G7 / Memory 32GB / SSD 512GB / GeForce GTX 1650 Max-Q Design / Windows 10 Home / Office Home and Business 2019) has been lent out by Microsoft Japan, and I would like to use it to deliver a review of Surface Book 3 13.5 inches.
As mentioned in the article at the time of the announcement (see Microsoft, "Surface Book 3 that can be equipped with 10th generation Core + Quadro RTX"), Surface Book 3 is a normal evolution version of Surface Book 2, and the enhancement point is CPU Has evolved from the 8th generation Core processor (development code name: Kaby Lake Refresh) to the 10th generation Core processor (development code name: Ice Lake), and the standalone GPU installed in the Core i7 model is GeForce. The point that it has evolved from GTX 1050 (2GB GDDR5, development code name: Pascal) to GeForce GTX 1650 Max-Q Design (4GB GDDR5, development code name: Turing). As a result, the performance is greatly enhanced.
Also, in detail, the USB port was all USB 3.0 (5 Gbps) in the conventional product, but in Surface Book 3, it is all strengthened to USB 3.1 (10 Gbps), and Wi-Fi is also a conventional model. Was Wi-Fi 5 (IEEE 802.11ac), but has evolved to support Wi-Fi 6 (IEEE 802.11ax).
