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Surface Pro X 2020 vs Surface Pro X 2019: What’s the difference?

Surface Pro X 2020 vs Surface Pro X 2019: What’s the difference?

Posted on October 1, 2020August 27, 2023 By Jarvis

Microsoft’s sleek Arm tablet is back and, while it may not be a Surface Pro X 2, the Surface Pro X 2020 model offers a few decent upgrades. Let’s take a look at the key differences between the Surface Pro X 2020 vs Surface Pro X 2019.

The original Surface Pro X felt like a concept device, with a price that most consumers would find hard to justify. Nevertheless, the hardware design was hugely impressive and – ideally – what the regular Surface Pro line will become in the future. 
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