Since Microsoft introduced Surface Laptop Studio last September, The first thing that caught our eye about this new member of the Surface family was his screen.which uses the same hinge system we already knew from Surface Studio, and which makes it a hugely versatile notebook, a point where its compatibility with Surface Pen 2 adds even more benefit.

In terms of technical specifications, recall that the Surface Laptop Studio screen has a 14.4-inch PixelSense multi-touch panel with a resolution of 2,400 x 1,600 pixels 3: 2 aspect ratio, 1,500: 1 contrast ratio and Dolby Vision support. Due to the aspect ratio and performance, we come across an extremely versatile screen, which is fully justified when we understand that it can be used as a laptop or tablet.

If we focused on your screen then, we now know that Microsoft is testing it to add a very, very remarkable feature. And as we can read in Slash Gear, Surface Laptop Studio users who are part of the insider program are starting to receive an update that allows you to activate the dynamic refresh rate of your laptop screen.

for now the test was introduced into the Dev and Beta channelsso we understand that it will take some time before it reaches all Surface Laptop Studio users, which on the other hand is perfectly understandable, given that this is a relatively important update and therefore needs to be thoroughly tested before it can be considered. completed and start deploying it to all users.

The insider’s update is divided into the following two elements:

• Surface – Firmware – 10.0.156.0
• Intel Corporation – Display – 30.0.101.1340

After installing both elements, Surface Laptop Studio users will have access to the new settings in the Windows settings, where they can choose whether to activate the dynamic refresh rate of the screen. for now, the system must be able to switch between 60 and 120 Hzso the setting option is limited, but this first step suggests that if it works properly, nothing prevents you from adding more frequencies in the future.

With dynamic refresh rate, the device they are able to adapt to the needs of the type of image they displaybecause it has nothing to do with checking emails or working on an Excel document, playing games or watching multimedia content. Dynamic updating is now an increasingly common feature in smartphones, and its arrival in laptops such as Surface Laptop Studio allows you to take advantage of the benefits it offers, so we’re talking about great news.