When it’s time for a recharge, it’ll go from zero to 80% in “just over an hour.” Microsoft says the battery in the Surface Pro 8 will last for about 16 hours under normal usage. They’ll come in handy when you want to hook up to high-performance external storage, multiple 4K displays or add some gaming muscle with an external GPU. The Surface Pro 8 also offers Thunderbolt 4 support on its dual USB-C ports. It also refreshes at a crisp 120Hz and boasts a native resolution of 2880 x 1920 pixels. What else is new? There’s an improved display with narrower bezels that allowed Microsoft to stretch it from 12.3 to 13 inches. RAM is not, on the other hand, so you’re locked in to the 8, 16, or 32GB the configuration ships with. That’s great news for anyone who plans on upgrading to a larger drive down the road, but it’s even better news for system administrators that want to be able to remove the drives when the time finally comes to decommission their Surface Pro 8s. Onboard SSDs range from 128GB to 1TB, and they’re now user-replaceable. Consumer models will run either an i5-1135G7 or an i7-1185G7 while business editions add an i3-1115G4 option. Microsoft says that it’s twice as fast the Surface Pro 7 thanks to 11th generation Intel Core processors. The Surface Pro 8, with its thinner bezels and 13-inch PixelSense display Microsoft Surface Pro 8 While previous years have brought mostly modest evolutionary changes, this round of updates brought some major improvements and a few surprises, too. Microsoft announced updates across its range of Surface devices today.
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