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Surface Pro 4

Surface Pro 4 leak: thinner, fanless Surface Pro 3

Posted on May 18, 2015April 30, 2020 By Hulk

Microsoft’s BUILD developer conference is upon us and with it comes bits and pieces of Windows 10 that may or may not arrive in July. But along with the new operating system, there is a good deal of speculation about Microsoft hardware to go along with it. Yes, it’s now time to speculate about the Surface Pro 4, and Chinese site 36kr.com claims it has the scoop on some of its upcoming features. Good news for fresh new Surface Pro 3 owners: you need not regret your recent purchase. Yet.

According to 36kr’s “reliable” insider source, the Surface Pro 4 will stick to its “Pro” heritage and will run on a full Core i processor, not the slightly less powerful Core M found in the Surface 3 and the new MacBook. This means that you will have the full processing power of a laptop-grade CPU. But then, there’s a slight catch.

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Tablets Tags:core m, developer, hardware, laptop, MacBook, Microsoft, operating system, processor, Slashgear, Surface, surface 3, surface pro, Surface Pro 3, Surface Pro 4, Windows, Windows 10

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