Microsoft Surface Phone is believed to be in the works. The handset is expected to roll out in three variants with an 8GB model reportedly in the works. The device is also expected to follow suit with the fingerprint scanner trend for 2017.
The upcoming Microsoft Surface Phone is rumored to roll out in three variants, Windows Central reported. Rumor has it that the handsets will be paced with 4GB RAM, possibly a 6GB RAM and the premium variant will get 8GB RAM. Additionally, the upcoming Windows handset is rumored to be powered by the Intel Kaby Lake.
The new Microsoft Surface Phone is also speculated to feature a fingerprint scanner in the display which is also rumored for other upcoming phones in 2017 like the iPhone 8 and the Samsung Galaxy S8. Rumor has it that the handset will be launched in Spring 2017. However, Microsoft is yet to acknowledge the existence of the upcoming device.
On that note, it is said that the Washington-based company is only waiting for the right time to announce the Microsoft Surface Phone. Recent reports have noted that the company has recently acquired surfacephone.com as a domain name. Moreover, the company is expected to introduce three new smartphones in the Surface Phone line-up for 2017, according to report.
Meanwhile, Microsoft is slated to release the Microsoft Surface Phone in January 2017. The handset is reportedly purely based on Windows 10 mobile. However with the moderate success of the Lumia phones, the company is believed to be more patient for their next handset.
The Microsoft Surface Phone in 2017 is believed to sport an all-metal body. A 20MP Carl Zeiss rear camera coupled with a range of sensors. A fingerprint sensor is also rumored for the phone. The handset is also rumored to be packed with a standard 512GB internal storage and the new-generation Intel Atom X3 processors as well. Watch video about Microsoft Surface Phone with Windows 10 - A pretty good looking Concept - 2016 I 2017 ᴴᴰ
