This model is also a bit heavier than the 1.7lb Core i3 or i5 model, and even a tiny bit heavier than the 1.73lb Core i7 model with its fan added in. That's also because the Core i7 model has a fan, and the LTE module is placed where the fan would be on the i5 model. For one thing, if you want 4G LTE, you have to get the Core i5, without LTE is also offered with a Core i3-1115G4 or Core i7-1165G7. There are a few things to note with the specs here. LTE Advanced with removable SIM and eSIM support

Windows Hello face authentication camera (front-facing)ĥMP front-facing camera with 1080p full HD videoĨMP rear-facing autofocus camera with 1080p full HD video If you're a consumer buying a Surface Pro in the store, you're going to be getting the Surface Pro 7 with its 10th-gen processors.ġ1.5x7.9x0.33in (292x201x8.5mm), 1.75lbs (796g)Ĭompatible with Surface Dial off-screen interaction They're both features that are great for businesses though, offering better security in terms of data and connectivity.Īnd yes, this PC is aimed squarely at businesses.

The Surface Pro 7+ also comes with 4G LTE and removable storage, both features that are found in the Surface Pro X. That's not the only thing that's new though. It's more significant of a spec bump than the one that we saw on the Surface Pro 6, and the Pro 6 was only a spec bump. There's a lot more power there, especially on the graphics side of things. For example, we all expected it to be called the Surface Pro 8, and then when it wasn't, it wasn't really clear why, being that the Pro 7+ actually has more significant improvements than some other Surface Pro upgrades we've seen.įirst of all, there's the spec bump, going from Intel's 10th-gen 'Ice Lake' processors to 11th-gen 'Tiger Lake', meaning that the integrated graphics goes from Iris Plus Graphics to Iris Xe. Last month, Microsoft introduced the Surface Pro 7+, and there were a few surprises included.

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