Surface Studio Now Available in the U of A Computer Store

March 15, 2017

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The University of Arkansas Computer Store would like to invite you to test out the new Microsoft Surface Studio. The Surface Studio is an entirely new device designed for the creative process.

Its roomy and adjustable 28-inch PixelSense Display provides a huge canvas for all kinds of work. Position it upright to sketch, paint, and edit photos, or lay it flat to draw on it like a drafting table. With Surface Studio, the possibilities are limitless. Qualified technicians are available to answers any questions so come show us your skills on the new Surface Studio today!

The Computer Store is at 616 N. Garland Ave. or call 479-575-5414.

Contacts

Brian Joseph Elkins,
U of A Bookstore
479-575-5491, Elkinsbj@gmail.com

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