Microsoft launched the Surface Laptop 4 this week with a choice of either Intel’s 11th-gen Core (Tiger Lake) processors inside, or a special Surface Edition version of AMD’s Ryzen processor. Which Surface Laptop 4 should you buy? We can answer that question in two ways: what Microsoft recommends, and what we do.Somewhat surprisingly, Microsoft has provided some concrete buying advice in its technical documentation that accompanies the Surface Laptop 4. While the advice is supposedly positioned at business customers, consumers could apply the same rationale to their buying decisions.To read this article in full, please click here https://www.pcworld.com/article/3615208/surface-laptop-4-should-i-buy-the-amd-or-intel-version.html#tk.rss_all
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