Run dual 4k monitors via a Dell d6000 usb dock -> which should load the device up more than the native microsoft dock.ĭevice works fine. have chrome with 20+ tabs (tiny suspender) or edge running with lots of tabs.Įxcel and onenote running on device to take notes, etc. Buy with that in mind and you will love it. This is a brilliant and insanely affordable Windows based productivity or study tablet. If you're expecting a gaming laptop, video production rig, or 4k HDR+ media consumption, this is not for you (and you need to double/triple your budget). 8GB / 128GB has been enough for the above use, and I imagine most realistic/reasonable uses and users will also be just fine. Please don't drive off buyers unnecessarily as I nearly missed this one based on what I was reading from that vocal bunch. OzBers usually have great advice but in this case it's been a miss - I don't know if it's through theorycrafting, or poor experience with previous devices, or what. I say this contrary to the 8GB obsessed crew who pop up every time this goes on sale. 20 chrome tabs, some Edge tabs, video tutes, PowerPoint for notes and making study guides, and no issues with RAM. Wife has one for medical degree studies and it's perfect.

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