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Surface Pro 8 leaks with 120Hz screen and Thunderbolt ports

kip@winbeta.org kip@winbeta.org
September 19, 2021
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Microsoft’s new Surface Pro 8 may have leaked ahead of the company’s Surface event next week on September 22. Earlier today, the Twitter account @Shadow_Leak (via The Verge) published a picture of a marketing image in Chinese showing what could be the Surface Pro 8, and the slimmer profile and narrower bezels make it easy to mistake it for a Surface Pro X.

The marketing image mentions the presence of 11th gen Intel processors, a 13” 2K display with a 120Hz refresh rate, and Thunderbolt ports. The tablet will also come with Windows 11 pre-installed, which comes as no surprise as the OS will be officially released on October 5.

Microsoft Surface Pro 8 Exposure ✅

– Intel’s 11th-generation Core processor
– 13″ 120Hz High Refresh Rate Narrow Border Screen
– Windows 11
– Dual Thunderbolt Interfaces
– Replaceable SSD Hard Drives#Microsoft #Surface #SurfacePro8 pic.twitter.com/ITFftYG4dg

— Sam (@Shadow_Leak) September 19, 2021

According to The Verge, the presence of a 120Hz display and Thunderbolt ports is right in line with what they heard about the Surface Pro 8 from their own sources. Moreover, the Surface Pro 8 is expected to adopt the same removable SSD system that Microsoft previously introduced on the Surface Pro X, the Surface Pro 7+, and the Surface Laptop 4.

With Windows 11 being a great opportunity for PC manufacturers to launch new PCs this holiday season, Microsoft’s Surface event next week is expected to be one of its biggest yet. In addition to a new Surface Pro 8, the company is also expected to reveal the Surface Duo 2, the Surface Go 3, as well as a redesigned Surface Book 4 with a non-detachable screen. You can learn more about what we expect from the event in our previous post.

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