Microsoft Surface Pro 5 Brings No Major Changes?; Release Date Further Delayed; Unlikely Appearing In May 2 Event
Microsoft Surface Pro 5 is being geared up, however, the upcoming device will not be seen anytime soon despite the Redmond giant's major event set next month. Nevertheless, the tech company has definite plans for the next Microsoft Surface Pro iteration.
Microsoft Surface Pro 5 Will Unlikely Bring Major Changes
Based on reports, the Microsoft Surface Pro 5 will not come with something "dramatic." In fact, the software giant will not remove the Surface Connect power connector in the new device. However, it will power up the laplet with an Intel Kaby Lake processor, which should bring impressive upgrades like longer battery life is given that it is the most powerful Intel has to offer.
Microsoft Surface Pro 5, meantime, also boasts of a faster processing power, including enhanced performance because of the Kaby Lake. Moreover, the laplet is also reported to feature a 2K resolution display as well as 16GB of RAM.
Meanwhile, the Microsoft Surface Pro 5 was given the China Compulsory Certificate, which is an entity that ensures that the devices being sold or imported in China are safe for use. This brings some to speculate that the laplet is almost ready for its major launch, Top Examiner reported.
Microsoft Surface Pro 5 Will Unlikely Appear In May 2 Event
Microsoft Surface Pro 5 release date remains a guessing game for the tech enthusiasts. Based on reports, it appears that the laplet release is further delayed since the forthcoming May event of the Redmond giant will focus on education, which means that the next-gen tablet will unlikely be shown off.
Moreover, the delayed release of Microsoft Surface Pro 5 is rumored to be due to the tech giant's plan to orient first its customers about the whole package of the new flagship in order to provide some glimpses of the new content of the new device. It is worth noting that Microsoft is known for setting up events to introduce the software and hardware of the next-gen flagship before launching it, The Street reported. Check out Microsoft Surface Pro 5 here: