Microsoft is rumored to launch its newly developed power-user 2-in-1 laptop, Microsoft Surface Book 2 in an event likely to be held in October and the device is expected to be released into the tech market in 2017.
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It is bound to introduce a slew of opportunities for Microsoft to integrate additional features to the Surface Pro 5, which is reportedly why the Redmond-based software titan chose to wait for it. This is not to say that the offers are not good as even the original versions of the Surface Book are still quite the performers, and given the ridiculously low price they are being sold for, the offers are a definite steal.
Just a few weeks ago, Microsoft launched new promotion ads for Surface devices that slammed the iPad Pro and the MacBook.
But if it does, expect it to debut in 2017, with contradictory reports claiming that the device should see daylight either early or late next year.
Apart from the Kaby Lake chip, speculations on the tablet’s specifications include a 4K display, which the processor is capable of powering.
Since the iPad Pro 2 and MacBook Pro 2016 have not made an appearance yet, the new Huawei MateBook chose to compare itself to Apple’s previously released product, the iPad Pro.
It is reported that the upcoming device is rumored to have 4K resolution and three-dimensional display, along with the possible support for USB 3.1. As for its camera, the device may sport a 16-megapixel lens at the rear part and an 8-megapixel lens at the front.
The leaker also added that Microsoft plans to offer the Surface Phone with three different spec option.
In response, the Surface Pro 4 welcomes Huawei’s 2-in-1 tablet PC, while the iPad Pro is vexed and says that it’s no longer in a celebratory mood.
As far as this new model is concerned, it’s believed that Microsoft wants to equip it with the most advanced hardware to date, including the latest CPUs, plus new tech that would provide it a substantial advantage in the fight against iPhones and Android flagships.
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More details on Microsoft Surface Pro 5 may soon be announced.
