Released on October 26, 2016, the Surface Studio all-in-one PC is another new breakthrough in the hardware field of Microsoft after Surface. In the U.S. tech website Digital Trends, the Surface Studio ranked first among the best all-in-one computers, and in the U.S. Consumer Reports, the Surface Studio only lost by 1 point to the Dell XPS 27. The 4500*3000 resolution display is not as powerful as the iMac Retina 5K, but the 28-inch display offers a very wide viewing angle, color accuracy and image clarity are ideal, and the large touchscreen makes it one of the best displays on the market. In terms of configuration, the high-end version uses a Core 7-6820HQ processor, 16GB of RAM, 2TB hard disk and GTX 980M discrete graphics card, which is completely easy to run large games, and the performance configuration is better than that of Dell XPS 27. In addition, this machine has 4 USB 3.0 ports, built-in 802.11ac wireless network card, memory card reader, wireless keyboard and mouse and LED indicators, well-designed, comfortable and convenient to use, in terms of hardware functionality, compared with Dell XPS 27, but as an ultra-thin all-in-one computer, the inability to replace or upgrade the hard disk and memory is one of the few shortcomings of this machine. As Microsoft's first all-in-one computer, the configuration and performance of Surface Studio have shown their ambition enough, but the price is still an unavoidable problem, this machine is not currently sold in China, and the lowest price on the official website in the United States is $2999, and the high-end version is as high as $4199, which is still too luxurious for home all-in-one computers, however, designers and animators with high performance needs, Surface Studio certainly won't let you down.