Surface Go and eGPUs, the state of AR and VR, and more on #AskDanWindows 53

It'southward been a few weeks since our final #AskDanWindows episode where I answer the questions y'all have virtually Microsoft, Surface and more.

This week we're talking about Thunderbolt 3 and Surface Go, will Microsoft merge its To-Exercise and notetaking apps, a piffling bit about Edge and the Microsoft Store, and what's the deal with Windows mixed reality - all hype, or is something there?

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Audition questions Episode 53

Would it exist possible to connect an external GPU to the Surface Go through the USB-C connector? - Arnaud van der Gaag
Is AR/VR already becoming an afterthought in the tech world, and for consumers? - Rodneyej
Do you lot have any news on when or if the Border browser will motion into the Microsoft Store - agd87
Will Microsoft ever merge its multiple To-Do Apps? - stewardrose

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