Initial rumors hinted that the American tech conglomerate is delaying Surface Pro 5 release from late 2016 to spring of 2017. (Photo : YouTube/ Surface)
According to reports, Microsoft Surface Pro 4 has received a huge discount.
Microsoft Store is selling Microsoft Surface Pro 4 (256GB, Intel Core i5) for $1,199. The initial price of the Microsoft device is $1,299.
In addition, buyers can now purchase the Microsoft Surface Pro 4 (128GB, Intel Core m3) for $849. The initial price of the device is $899.
Customers can buy the discounted variants from Microsoft Store with free shipping service. People will also get 1-year limited manufacturer warranty.
According to Digital Trends, the Microsoft Surface Pro 4 features a 12.3-inch PixelSense screen with a resolution of 2,736 x 1,824 pixels.
Each one of the variants is powered by Intel Core i7, i5 or m3 processor. The Microsoft device supports Wi-Fi, Bluetooth, Surface connect, cover port, mini displayport and USB 3.0 headphone jack.
Furthermore, Microsoft Surface Pro 4 features a 5-megapixel front-facing snapper and an 8-megapixel rear-facing shooter. Windows 10 Pro runs the Microsoft Surface Pro 4 out of the box.
Meanwhile, rumor has it that the tech giant Microsoft will launch Surface Pro 5 in 2017. However, some reports suggest that the tech company will release the Surface Pro 5 in October 2016.
A 2017 launch period is doing the rounds as it is believed that the new Surface Pro will be launched once the Redstone 2 gets rolled out. According to several reports, Microsoft Surface Pro 5 will come with a Kaby Lake processor. There are speculations that the new processor will become available next year.
Furthermore, the Kaby Lake processor will help the Microsoft Surface Pro 5 consume less power, thereby enhancing its battery life.
Reports also indicate that the upcoming Microsoft Surface Pro 5 will have a 16 GB of RAM. It is expected that the new tablet will come in different variants, ones that are available for less powerful RAM and more affordable prices.
Rumors are doing the rounds that the Microsoft Surface Pro 5 may not have a standard 4K display. It is believed that the feature will be optional for people who want to pay extra money. The device will be equipped with Nvidia Pascal or AMD Polaris GPUs.
