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Microsoft Surface Pro 7+ review: A giant leap in graphics performance

Microsoft Surface Pro 7+ review: A giant leap in graphics performance

Posted on February 15, 2021August 27, 2023 By Jarvis

It’s the most potent upgrade Microsoft’s Surface Pro line has offered in years.

By naming this Windows tablet the Surface Pro 7+, Microsoft mistakenly implies that it’s some sort of minor upgrade from the Surface Pro 7. Nothing could be further from the truth: We rarely see such massive upgrades in CPU and GPU horsepower, as well as battery life. It also offers an LTE option and an absolutely dead-silent, fanless chassis.
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