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You know, usually when a tech company announces a new device, it's a pretty straightforward

process. Hey, here's a new smartphone. Check out all these cool features. Or check out this new

tablet. Here's how it's better than the others. But sometimes a simple product announcement is

more complicated than that. Take the one last Wednesday, for example. Microsoft

shared its new foray into the smartphone market. Kind of. The company announced that it's taking

pre-orders for the Surface Duo. The new device claims to be an Android phone, tablet, and tiny

computer all in one. It'll work on AT&T, T-Mobile, and Verizon Wireless Networks in

the U.S. But the duo's biggest selling point is that it has two touch screens. They foe like

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