Everybody is waiting for this 50-inch tablet - Microsoft Surface Hub 2

Maybe it is "mind-connected." Shortly after Luo Yonghao released TNT Workstation + Smartisan OS 6.0, a work-oriented office solution, Microsoft released Surface Hub 2, a large 50-inch tablet PC, in the United States. Microsoft did not disclose the price of Surface Hub 2. It is expected to be officially launched in 2019 (the price of the first generation Surface Hub was 9,000 US dollars).

The Surface Hub 2 uses a 50.5-inch 4K display with a 3:2 aspect ratio and 16:9 aspect ratio, which is 55-77 pounds less in weight than the previous generation and is also thinner than the first generation. Extremely narrow frame and support up to 4 Surface Hub 2 stitched together to create an 84-inch 4K oversized office "whiteboard".

Due to the reduced weight and size, the Surface Hub 2 can be placed on a rack that can be rolled and carried easily or mounted on a wall. Microsoft said that it is working with Steelcase to produce related supporting brackets. Surface Hub 2's specially designed hinges enable it to rotate from 0 to 90 degrees while dynamically adjusting the orientation of the content on the screen.

Based on Windows 10

Surface Hub 2 cheap android tablet is based on an enterprise software suite called "Microsoft 365," of course, it is just relatively cheap, which includes corporate office software such as Windows 10, Office 365, Enterprise Mobility Security, Microsoft Teams, and Microsoft Whiteboard. Of course, "cooperative work" is indispensable, allowing multiple people to use Surface Hub 2 at the same time.

Microsoft said that they are developing a scenario display model called "dynamic collaboration" so that people can use built-in fingerprinting to log in to Surface Hub 2, and pull their work into the cloud already stored in the cloud. In a single "collaboration" document, and place their ideas and documents in a workspace at the same time. After logging in, they can also access colleagues’ history and data.

According to Microsoft, Surface Hub is currently sold to more than 5,000 customers in 25 markets worldwide. More than half of Fortune 100 companies have purchased Surface Hub devices. Google also launched Jamboard, a 4K ultra-large display screen that costs up to $5,000. Cisco also introduced the Spark Board, which sells for $4,990. It also features Cisco's free Spark Flex corporate office suite.