Microsoft Surface Book is capable of automatically choosing the most appropriate graphic hardware according to usage. While this behavior can be safely left up to Windows 10’s best judgement, it can also customized to specific apps. Here is how:

Samsung is making a power statement this year, with its premium line of business laptops. The South Korean tech giant has just unveiled this year’s newest ATIV 9 Pro laptop, alongside a brand new 2-in-1 version, called ATIV Book 9 Spin.

While there is no mention of Threshold 2 in yesterday’s post by Gabe Aul, on the official Windows blog, there are a number of clues that lead us to believe that this preview build might be it.

“A computer including a base and a display removable from the base.” Sounds familiar? A quick search for patent 9,176,536 on the US Patent and Trademark’s website, reveals a patent, originally filed September 30th 2011, and published April 4th 2013, for a device that “looks” a lot like a Microsoft Surface Book. The patent was granted to Apple, just yesterday November 3rd 2015.