Surface Pro 8 launched with 120Hz show, Thunderbolt 4 and up to 16-hour battery life

Microsoft launched the Surface Pro 8, its next-gen 2-in-1 on Wednesday evening at its fall hardware occasion. The Surface Pro is obtaining its largest redesign yet—since 2014—with the eight-gen model bringing it up to speed with the instances. The Pro 8 with its sleek appears and slim bezels will remind you of the ARM-based Pro X in a lot of methods which is good, but there are other more noticeable upgrades across the board right here that combined make it one of the most thrilling Surface Pros that Microsoft has come out with lately.

For starters, the Pro 8 ultimately tends to make way for Thunderbolt 4—there are two of these ports in fact—which implies you can hook numerous 4K monitors, higher-speed external storage or, even an e-GPU to it. The other large adjust comes by way of the screen. It’s bigger—at 13-inch—for one, and it can get brighter, has a greater resolution— 2880 x 1920—and supports up to 120Hz ‘dynamic’ refresh price, Dolby Vision and Adaptive Colour. Microsoft goes so far as to contact it “the most technically advanced display we’ve ever built.”

The enterprise has also made an all-new Signature Keyboard for this generation of Surface Pro and a brand-new Surface Slim Pen 2 that can attach magnetically to it, also charging wirelessly at the similar time. There are a couple of factors to note about this stylus. It packs a haptic motor inside that Microsoft says will support make “the feeling of pen on paper.” The enterprise is also touting ultra-low latency as one of its crucial features.

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Expectedly, the Surface Pro 8 brings more rapidly hardware and will be offered in each customer (with a selection of 11th Gen Intel Core i5-1135G7 and i7-1185G7 processors) and industrial (11th Gen Intel Core i3-1115G4 Wi-Fi, Core i5-1145G7 Wi-Fi or LTE, and Core i7-1185G7 Wi-Fi or LTE) SKUs. It comes with up to 32GB RAM and up to 1TB storage.

Microsoft says the Pro 8 is more than 2x more rapidly than the Pro 7 with “over 40% higher sustained CPU performance and 74% faster graphics.” It is additional rated to provide up to 16 hours of usage on single charge.

You get a 5MP camera on the front and a 10MP camera on the back each capable of performing 1080p video (the rear camera can also do 4K). Rounding off the package are dual far-field mics, dual speakers with Dolby Atmos and 3.5mm audio jack.

Surface Pro 8 will get started at $1099.99 and will be offered beginning October 5—same day Microsoft launches Windows 11. Surface Slim Pen 2 will be offered for $129.99. Both are offered for pre-order now in ‘select’ markets. India rates and availability are but to be announced.


Originally appeared on: TheSpuzz

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