Microsoft’s upcoming Surface Pro 7 specifications leaked in full

Microsoft has been teasing the next generation of its Surface Pro line with a number of leaks in recent months, and now the company has officially confirmed that its new Surface Pro 7 will be unveiled at an event on October 26. The new Surface Pro has been teased on social media with a number of leaks, one of which was posted by Microsoft’s own Surface team. The leak reveals a number of the device’s specifications, and it does not look like the company has changed too much with the Surface Pro 7, with most of the leaks pointing to a similar design, and a slightly smaller display.

Microsoft may be launching a new Surface device this year, but it may not be what you’re expecting. A Reddit user has leaked full specifications of the upcoming Surface Pro 7 device from a supplier, and the leaks show that the Pro 7 will not be a slimmed down version of the Pro 6, but will instead be a more powerful device compared to its predecessor.

Google Chromecast allows you to display the screen of your small device on another screen, preferably a larger one. However, you can point your Windows 10 PC or Mac screen at a smart TV for a broader, higher-quality viewing experience. Using the Chromecast is simple. You can find the Cast button and press it to enlarge the screen.

However, some users have asked if the Chromecast feature can be used to extend the TV as a second screen. Since it features screen mirroring, you can use it as an extension of your Windows 10 or Mac desktops and your Chromebook laptops.

If you use your Chromecast as an additional monitor for your desktop or laptop, you can drag apps to a larger screen and still keep what’s on your computer screen. For example, you can drag and drop a file to open it on your smart TV while opening another application on your Windows PC, macOS or ChromeOS device.

Can I expand my Windows or Mac desktop screen by using Google Chromecast as a monitor?

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Unfortunately, the answer is no. You cannot use the Chromecast as a second monitor or extend your Windows or macOS desktop screen. You can only use the Chromecast to transfer browser tabs, files, computer desktop, images, music, videos and podcasts.

Chromecast is available in Google Chrome and Chromium-based browsers such as Microsoft Edge, Opera and Brave. If you are using Firefox, there is also a Chromecast for Firefox, but you will need to use a third-party extension to stream via the Chromecast.

To use mirroring in your computer’s browser, you must have one of these devices: Chromecast, Chromecast with Google TV, Chromecast Ultra, or a smart TV with built-in Chromecast.

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To stream a video, music or podcast with the Chromecast

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When it comes to various files and media, the Chromecast lets you stream and view them on other devices through the Google Chrome browser. Follow the steps below to transfer content to the TV.

First start the file you want to download. You can select images, videos, music, podcasts or other documents.
Then open the Google Chrome browser.
Tap the Chromecast icon at the top of the screen.
Find the Sources button below. Click on it to open the drop-down menu.
Choose Cast file.
Now select the screen or device to which you want to transfer your file.
Mirroring a browser tab and the desktop screen on a Smart TV with Chromecast

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If you want to display a Chromium-based browser tab on a desktop or laptop on a big screen, you can use Chromecast to mirror it on a smart TV.

Navigate to the browser tab from which you want to distribute.
Click on the Chromecast icon in your browser.
Press the Source button.
Choose the Casting tab.
Click the screen or device to which you want to transfer the tab.
To transfer the entire desktop, you can follow the same steps, but select the pre-formatted desktop instead.

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