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Microsoft finally reveals why Surface Book is missing Intel RealSense | |
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| Time: 10:38 EST/15:38 GMT | News Source: Tweak News | Posted By: Byron Hinson | ||
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Intels depth-sensing camera seems to be everywhere these days, but its absent on the Microsoft Surface Book. Microsoft has explained why the Surface Book doesnt feature Intel RealSense technology. Dan Laycock, the Senior Communications Manager for Microsoft Surface, told us that the development team initially considered including RealSense, but scrapped it for aesthetic reasons. We did [consider Intel RealSense], but the thickness got in the way, Laycock said, speaking exclusively to TrustedReviews. | ||
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