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Surface Pro X with ARM CPU: What It Can (and Can't) Run

Surface Pro X with ARM CPU: What It Can (and Can’t) Run

Posted on October 8, 2019 By Jarvis

One of the many surprises Microsoft sprung on us at its October event was the Surface Pro X, a new ultraportable tablet powered by an ARM-based processor. With its sleek design and gorgeous display, the Surface Pro X appears to be a compelling alternative to the Surface Pro 7 and potentially even a strong competitor to Apple’s iPad Pro.

But there’s one wildcard that could make or break the Surface Pro X: its Microsoft SQ1 processor, a custom ARM-based CPU.
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