The more expensive version will have 16GB of RAM while the cheaper tablet 4GB. Reports suggest that the higher end version will go for about $1,300 and the lower end at around $500. Other rumors from various sources say we can expect the Surface Pro 4 to come in 12 and 14 inch 2k and 4k resolution models feature Intel’s new Skylake CPUs 256GB SSDs from Samsung sport an 8 megapixel primary rear camera, 3.5 megapixel front camera, and be made of magnesium-aluminum alloy. Warren does state however that the changes are only “incremental” from the third to the fourth Surface Pro. Microsoft doesn’t need to change it up too much, the Surface range has been doing brilliantly with the SP3 alone taking in $1.1 billion in revenue in the first fiscal quarter of this year.

Microsoft might have cooked that up, but it’s probably jumping the shark a little bit in terms of numbers marketing.Īs far as specs go, Warren says it will be different from the Surface Pro 3 but remains vague about how different. Other media has suggested that the release date will be October 4 th (10/4) as this relates to Windows 10 and Surface Pro 4. Warren seems confident on the release date, and why not, he’s the founder of WinRumors and so he’s probably got quite a few contacts working on the inside. He also states that it will likely have a bigger display, and also be lighter and thinner. Tom Warren of The Verge is that source, and he says that in October Microsoft will release the Surface Pro 4. Rumors abound over the new device but this time around the source of the information is pretty reliable. It’s not the first time we’ve reported rumors concerning Microsoft’s Surface Pro 4 hybrid laptop, the apparently faster, thinner, fan-less device that will top Microsoft’s now very popular Surface range.

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