Microsoft today announced the successor to its high-end Surface Hub whiteboard, the Surface Hub 2. While we don't know very much about it yet, Microsoft showed off the new model's sleek design and ...

Four years after the original Surface Hub arrived, and a year after announcing its successor, Microsoft is now launching the Surface Hub 2S in 50-inch and (eventually) 85-inch versions. The giant ...

As you would expect, you can tap into the cloud using Surface Hub 2, or employ it with various products and services: Microsoft Teams, Microsoft Whiteboard (freeform digital canvas), Office 365 ...

The Surface Hub family is also expanding. Later this year, Microsoft plans to sell a version of the 50.5-inch Surface Hub 2 that’s just a pen-enabled screen, for companies that would rather ...

The Surface Hub 2S enters a crowded field of digital whiteboards, where it’ll compete squarely with Jamboard, Google’s $5,000 4K GSuite-optimized whiteboard, and Cisco’s $4,990 Spark Board ...

Not anymore. You also won't need to snap photos of the whiteboard for posterity. The Surface Hub lets you email the contents of your whiteboard directly from the interface in a PNG document.

Remember, the Whiteboard app was originally intended for use on the Surface Hub, which is a giant screen device intended for use in conference rooms. In that context, Whiteboard makes perfect sense.

Learn More. Surface Hub, Microsoft’s touch- and stylus-enabled digital whiteboard for enterprise group collaboration and video conferencing, is getting a big update in 2019.

The Surface Hub’s whiteboard app has basic inking capabilities: a choice of several colors, and a lasso for moving text selections. Whiteboard comes up a bit short when compared with OneNote ...

The Surface Hub 2, the successor to Microsoft’s first set of giant Windows 10 touchscreen displays for collaboration, will launch in Q2 2019, the company announced today.

Nearly three years after the launch of the original Surface Hub interactive whiteboard, Microsoft introduced the second-generation model on Tuesday, May 15. It won’t be made widely available to ...

Microsoft will charge $19,999 for the 84-inch, 4K version of the Surface Hub. For businesses on a tighter budget, a 55-inch version with a 1080p display will cost $6,999.