Both the SD2 and Surface Studio 2 were discontinued and not part of Copilot+. I have both and believe that discontinuing was short-sighted. Am I the only one puzzled by the business decisions?
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They weren't promoted properly and people didn't know how to get them in Australia. Surely just because Panos Panay left, the good work should have been built upon and included in the Copilot+ strategy? Consumer and Prosumer multiscreen devices are the future but even the Surface Neo was never built. Of course you do know that Apple is working on similar concepts but it seems that MS doesn't get it. I am frankly surprised.
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