This is from regional district emergency website but I cannot find any confirmations in the news or elsewhere.... Is this true?
EDIT: It looks like someone made a mistake because now the website shows yellow. So just Alert not an Order.
For some reason the movement of the cursor does not directly correspond to the movement of my finger over the touchpad. Also sometimes the cursor sort of brakes when moving at slow speeds, what I mean I stop moving my finger and the cursor takes split of a second to slow down to stop. Its not generally noticeable looking at it but annoying enough when focusing on high speed work (editing excel, selecting files, etc)
I tried comparing and messing with it on both plugged in and battery, with all different settings, with enhanced precision on or off. Reinstalled Surface drivers. Its on and off but just does not have the same snappiness and direct feel as it has on Surface Laptop Studio 1 or Pro 11 which are the ones I have access to and can compare.
Cannot find compatibility list for SSD upgrades. Is this going to work:
CORSAIR MP600 Mini 2TB M.2 NVMe PCIe x4 Gen4 SSD – M.2 2230
Found this guide:
It appears I have to remove the rubber legs, unscrew the bottom, remove the tape on the ssd, replace it, put new tape, screw cover back and put new rubber legs.
Will this void the warranty if I do this right after receiving the laptop?
Also do I need to order the tape and rubber legs kit? I cannot find any information on what I need to order.
It appears the design is similar to 7th gen models. Has anyone actually swapped the SSD on their that can share experience.
Microsoft’s spec sheet only names it generically as “Intel Arc Graphics” and does not publish a more specific Arc model number (like Arc 140V, 130T, etc.) for this new Series 3 platform.
I am specifically interested for the 15-inch top-tier model (1 TB SSD and 64 GB RAM) - not sure if all 15 inch have the same.
