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    4 lessons Microsoft can learn from the Apple Mac Studio

    Apr 05, 2022 3 minutes
    BY MARK HACHMAN

    Apple’s new Mac Studio not only includes what could be the most powerful processor in the PC landscape, but also exposes (and solves) many of the weaknesses of its direct rival, Microsoft’s Surface Studio. If Microsoft takes these lessons to heart, however, imagine what a Surface Studio 3 could look like.

    Microsoft’s gorgeous all-in-one hasn’t been refreshed in years, but its iconic swiveling 28-inch PixelSense touch display captured both hearts and minds when the $4,100 Surface Studio first . Now Apple’s Mac Studio, a $3,999 small-form-factor Mac, has stepped sitting alongside.

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