Microsoft Surface Duo User GUIDE: A Simplified User Guide for Beginners to Master the New Microsoft Surface Duo with Latest Tips and tricks

by George Freeman

The Microsoft Surface Duo is a dual-display computing device. It lands under Microsoft’s line of Surface products, which, up until today, featured laptops, tablets, and premium headphones. The Microsoft Surface Duo runs Android, making it the first commercial product from MS running the operating system. As such, you will have access to the millions of apps on the Google Play Store as soon as you power on the Surface Duo. The most defining characteristic of the Microsoft Surface Duo is its dual-display format. You can close the whole device up like a book which will protect the inner 5.6-inch displays while you carry it around. If you like, you can also swing open the whole thing 180-degrees so each display is back-to-back. You can also put it into a tent mode or just lay it flat. If you want to run two apps simultaneously on each display, that’s possible. This would allow you to work on a spreadsheet while watching a TV show, for example. You can also fold it out like a little laptop and type on a virtual keyboard while leaving the top display clutter-free. There is a lot to love in Microsoft Surface Duo. This book is written in simple and clear terms, with a step-by-step approach that will help you to become a pro within the shortest period of time. Scroll up and click BUY WITH 1-CLICK to add this book to your library.

91 pages, Kindle Edition

Published September 23, 2020

Reviews

[Mike · Rating 3 out of 5]

Not much new

There's not much out there on the surface duo from either Microsoft or the aftermarket and that's surprising considering it's $1400 suggested retail price tag! You would think Microsoft would have invested a few bucks in a downloadable pdf user's manual instead of a few tips! Guess there wasn't much for George Freeman to go on either.

[smac · Rating 5 out of 5]

Love

Great to get started with a smidgen of confidence. This could be a little intimidating when first purchased, however this book took a little of that away.