
Microsoft has refreshed its Surface series with the new Surface Pro 6 which is a hybrid tablet/computer device underpinned by a quad-core CPU. The new high-end convertible device manages to remain lightweight whilst promising a long battery life. The device was unveiled in a dedicated press event in New York, alongside the Surface Studio 2 and Surface Laptop 2. The Surface Pro 6 offers up to 67 percent faster speed than the 5th-gen Surface Pro 2017, thanks to the new processor.
Better Innards, Same Aesthetics
Two variants of the Surface Pro 6 are available right now: one fueled by the Intel Core i5 processor, and the other powered by the Intel Core i7 chip. Colour options are limited to black and platinum grey right now, but hopefully, more colours will be available in the future. Microsoft has targeted the Intel Core i5 variant at the people whose work involves reports, videos, photographs, and presentations, and the other variant is geared towards power users and also bundles in Intel UHD graphics.