The Surface Pro 8 will retain the same tablet form factor as preceding devices in the range, with an optional keyboard accessory allowing it to effortlessly convert into a makeshift laptop. Sadly, Microsoft has not upgraded the LCD panel to an OLED or Mini LED, so it still doesn’t quite have the same quality as an iPad. Microsoft also confirmed the Surface Pro 8 will retain the same high 2736 x 1824 resolution as its predecessor, ensuring a sharper image for supported video. Having a high refresh rate is particularly beneficial when scrolling on a touchscreen, improving the tablet experience of this device. This should allow for smoother visuals, brining it up to speed with the visual quality offered by Apple’s iPads. The Surface Pro 8 will have a 13-inch touchscreen display, with a new 120Hz refresh rate.
= Thunderbolt 4 was also revealed to feature, increasing data transfer speeds and unlocking support for multiple external monitors. Microsoft also revealed it will be upping the maximum RAM options to 32GB, further increasing the performance ceiling of this device. This new chip will also apparently allow for a 16-hour battery life, while the Intel Xe integrated GPU will substantially boost the graphics performance. Microsoft has confirmed the Surface Pro 8 will feature an 11th Generation Intel Core processor, which will apparently offer 43% more compute power than the previous Surface Pro 7. That cost can climb up to a whopping £2059 if you upgrade the processor to an i7 and storage to 1TB. The Surface Pro 8 has a starting price of £999/$1099.99, which gets you an i5 processor, 8GB of RAM and a 128GB SSD. Pre-orders are open right now, so you don’t have to wait to reserve yourself a unit. The Surface Pro 8 will be available to buy on 5 October in the US, and on 28 October in the UK. This Surface Pro 8 news is currently breaking, so we’ll be updating the rest of this article very soon. The convertible PC will also feature an 11th Gen Intel Core processor, which Microsoft claims offers 43% more compute power than its Surface Pro 7 predecessor.īattery life is said to last up to 16 hours, while the graphics power has also been given a massive boost thanks to Intel Xe. Microsoft has officially revealed the Surface Pro 8 hybrid PC, introducing a number of new features such as a 120Hz refresh rate, Thunderbolt 4 support and a new stylus called the Surface Slim Pen 2.
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