7th generation i7? Seems to lack value…
Yeah, I was thinking the same thing. I know there’s more here than the CPU, like the large touch screen that’s probably pretty pricey on its own, but that seems like a pretty weak processor for the price.
When Surface Studio came out the selling point was it was cheaper than a computer + Wacom Cintiq, guess now people are better with Wacom even iPad Pro again.
Nothing about these specs support the price tag on this.
Shoot, I could be buying a used Hyundai for this kind of money.
Hopefully if you do, you’ll get more than a 90-day warranty. You’re going to need it.
Buying? All you need is a USB cable! …
(But in all seriousness, stay legal, folks. And if you have an affected Hyundai or Kia, take steps to secure it!)
As long as owners have some proof of oil changes, they are replacing engines. Alas, those who didn’t …
(Note that I am not staff. I just volunteer to help out on the forums.)
Don’t forget only USB 3.0 as well (on the Surface, not on a Hyundai)
Really feels limiting these days.
We had a 2016 Sonata that had the engine blow up at 110,000 miles. Unfortunately, ours was the 1.6L Turbo, which wasn’t covered by the class action lawsuit. I was fortunate to get a salvage company to buy it from us for $3,000. Never touching another Hyundai, even though our first one never gave us any issues.
Good news, everyone! USB 3.0 is also known as USB 3.1 gen.1 which is also known as USB 3.2 gen 1!
https://www.msi.com/blog/new-usb-standard-usb-3-2-gen-1-gen2-explained
(If you think that’s confusing, just wait until USB4!)
Dang, that sucks. 
Maybe that’s why I’ve only purchased high mileage cars with an engine thoroughly “broken-in”.
Or is it just broken cars? …
Yes.