– Replaceable SSD Hard Drives #Microsoft #Surface #SurfacePro8 pic.twitter. – 13' 120Hz High Refresh Rate Narrow Border Screen Alongside Surface 8, Microsoft will also reveal a Surface Go 3, a newly designed Surface Book 4, an updated Surface Pro X, and the successor to the Android-powered Surface Duo.

Microsoft is expected to announce Surface 8 at its Surface hardware event on September 22nd. This feature is present in Surface Laptop 4, Surface Pro X, and the business-only Surface Pro 7 plus and will make it easier for businesses to swap out drives. The leak also says that Microsoft will switch to removable SSDs for the Surface Pro 8. The leaked images, news synchronize with Verge’s report about Microsoft’s plans. Moreover, Microsoft has already been testing 120Hz displays for the Surface Pro lineup. The Verge reported that Surface Pro 8 will drop USB-A ports for USB-C and Thunderbolt. The post states that Surface Pro 8 will have a new 13-inch 120Hz display with narrow bezels and two Thunderbolt ports. The leakster has shared a photo of the Surface Pro 8 supposedly from a retail listing. The leak from Twitter user Shadow_Leak gives an insight into what we can expect. There is no word yet on pricing yet, though.It looks like Microsoft is all prepped up to launch the new Surface Pro 8 model next week. The Pro 8 ships with Windows 11 on October 5, and it can be pre-ordered today. The device sports two Thunderbolt ports along with the propriety Surface Connect port, bringing the best of both worlds. What the Pro 8 finally also adds is support for Thunderbolt 4, bringing the full capability of the port to the device. The 2-in-1 can also be had with up to 32GB of RAM. In terms of internals, the firm is equipping the Pro 8 with Intel's 11th-gen Tiger Lake chips with Intel Evo certification, promising up to 16 hours of battery life. The firm is also touting improvements in latency due to the dedicated G6 chipset, custom-built silicon that replaces the G5 chipset in the previous-gen devices. The Slim Pen is housed in the new Signature keyboard, just like that on the Pro X, where it can charge wirelessly. Additionally, the display supports the firm's new Slim Pen 2, a new stylus that features haptic feedback to simulate writing on a piece of paper. Hi guys, I have Surface 8 Pro and frankly speaking I love 120Hz refresh rate.

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