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Tom Warren@tomwarren

if you’re wondering where all the Copilot+ PC reviews are, Microsoft hasn’t seeded Surface devices for reviews because of the last minute Recall changes. My Surface Laptop just arrived, and Microsoft has made the packaging minimalist this time around 👍

755 likes36 repliesPosted Jun 18, 2024

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