New processors: Intel 11th Gen U-series.There’s no news yet on pricing or availability outside of the US, so stay tuned for more as we get it.Īre you interested in the Microsoft Surface Windows 8 Pro, or is that too much weight and money for a tablet? Let us know via the Trusted Reviews Twitter and Facebook feeds, or take to the comments box below to have your say.Here are some of the significant changes in Surface Pro 8 (compared to Surface Pro 7): Owing to its beefier specs – and the larger battery that these require – the Microsoft Surface Windows 8 Pro is a little chunkier than its predecessor, as well as being around 230 grams heavier. That screen is more sophisticated in another way too, accepting full 10-point multitouch as opposed to the RT’s 5-point capability.
The Surface Windows 8 Pro has double the RAM of the RT at 4GB, and its 10.6-inch Full HD 1920 x 1080 display is considerably sharper than the Surface RT’s 1366 x 768 model. It runs on an Intel Core i5 processor with Intel HD Graphics 4000 as opposed to the Tegra 3 mobile chip found in the Surface RT. For that there’s the aforementioned Microsoft Surface RT with its stripped-back Windows RT OS.Īs you might expect given the price tag and the presence of full Windows 8, the Microsoft Surface Windows 8 Pro is specced rather like an ultrabook. It’s worth noting again that the Microsoft Surface Windows 8 Pro will run the full Windows 8 OS, making it more of a portable computer than an outright iPad rival. The Microsoft Surface Windows 8 Pro will cost $899 for the 64GB model, climbing to $999 for the 128GB model. The Microsoft Surface Windows 8 Pro will hit shops in the US and Canada on February 9, a little under five months after the launch of the entry-level Microsoft Surface RT.ĭetails of the launch were shared through an official Microsoft press release, where the pricing details were also confirmed. Microsoft has revealed the launch date of its Surface Windows 8 Pro tablet.
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