Microsoft Surface Pro 5 was reportedly missing in the October 2016 event that launched the upgraded Studio Book i7 and the Surface Studio. Rumor has it that the device may sport the Intel Kaby Lake processor which was also being delayed by Intel. Apparently, the Redmond-based company was reportedly forced to delay the launch of the 2-in-1 device as well.
The Microsoft Surface Pro 5 is said to be a highly-anticipated device for this year. However, Microsoft is believed to have opted out the Microsoft Surface Pro 5 from the October event to avoid stealing the limelight from the new devices that were launched this year. Apparently, the Microsoft Surface Pro 5 launch is believed to cannibalize the sales of the new Surface devices.
Hence, the Microsoft Surface Pro 5 is believed to be making its way to the market by May 2017, Latinos Health reported. It is further speculated that the tech giant may choose to make the big Microsoft Surface Pro 5 reveal in one of the two major tech events slated for early next year. It should be noted that the giant tech company has been noted to participate in both the Consumer Electronics Show and the Mobile World Congress.
Meanwhile, the Microsoft Surface Pro 5 is rumored to be a 2-in-1 device that will come with a Kaby Lake processor as well as a Windows 10 Redstone 2 OS in the hood. On the outset, the Microsoft Surface Pro 5 is believed to feature a PixelSense display that is 12.3 inches in size. Moreover, the device may come with a 4K Ultra HD resolution, according to report.
Microsoft Surface Pro 5 is said to include 16GB of RAM as well. Moreover, the device may sport a USB Type-C port as well as a Thunderbolt 3 port. It is believed that the Surface Pen on the device may come with a magnetic charging dock as well. Learn more about the Surface Pro 5 here:
