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Surface Pro 7 May Be Powered by ARM Chip

Surface Pro 7 May Be Powered by ARM Chip

Posted on June 26, 2019 By Jarvis

Microsoft will reportedly release an ARM version of the Surface Pro 7 and an AMD variant of the next-gen Surface Laptop in October, according to a report from Petri, a tech site for IT professionals.

Microsoft is expected to release new versions of the Surface Pro, Surface Laptop and Surface Go later this year and into 2020. While early rumors have suggested conservative changes to these systems, this latest report claims that Microsoft will challenge its long-time partnership with Intel and bring competing chips to Surface devices for the first time.
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