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[[File: | [[File:Microsoft Surface logo.svg|thumb]] {{Infobox computing | ||
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| name = Surface Pro | | name = Surface Pro | ||
| logo = Microsoft Surface logo | | logo = Microsoft Surface logo.png | ||
| developer = [[Microsoft]] | | developer = [[Microsoft]] | ||
| type = [[2-in-1 PC]] | | type = [[2-in-1 PC]] | ||
| | | release date = February 9, 2013 | ||
| operating system = [[Windows 8]], [[Windows 8.1]], [[Windows 10]], [[Windows 11]] | |||
| processor = [[Intel Core]] | |||
| | | memory = 4 GB to 16 GB | ||
| | | storage = 64 GB to 1 TB | ||
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}} | }} | ||
The '''Surface Pro''' is a [[2-in-1 PC]] designed and | The '''Surface Pro''' is a line of [[2-in-1 PC|2-in-1 detachable]] computers designed and manufactured by [[Microsoft]], part of the [[Microsoft Surface]] series. The Surface Pro is known for its versatility, combining the features of a laptop and a tablet into a single device. It was first released on February 9, 2013, and has undergone several iterations, each improving on the hardware and software capabilities of its predecessors. | ||
== | == Design and Features == | ||
The | The Surface Pro is characterized by its sleek design, featuring a magnesium alloy body and a built-in kickstand that allows the device to be propped up at various angles. The device includes a detachable keyboard, known as the [[Type Cover]], which connects magnetically and provides a laptop-like typing experience. | ||
== | === Display === | ||
The Surface Pro features a | The Surface Pro features a high-resolution touchscreen display, which varies in size and resolution across different models. The display supports multi-touch and the use of the [[Surface Pen]], a stylus that allows for precise input and drawing. | ||
== | === Performance === | ||
The | The Surface Pro is powered by [[Intel Core]] processors, ranging from the i3 to the i7, depending on the model. It offers various configurations of RAM and storage, allowing users to choose a model that fits their performance needs. | ||
== | === Operating System === | ||
The Surface Pro runs the [[Windows]] operating system, | The Surface Pro runs on the [[Windows]] operating system, with support for Windows 8, Windows 8.1, Windows 10, and Windows 11. This allows users to run a wide range of software applications, from productivity tools to creative software. | ||
=== Connectivity === | |||
The device includes a variety of connectivity options, such as USB ports, a microSD card slot, and a headphone jack. It also supports wireless connectivity through Wi-Fi and Bluetooth. | |||
== Models == | |||
Since its initial release, the Surface Pro has seen several iterations, each bringing enhancements in performance, design, and features. | |||
=== Surface Pro 2 === | |||
Released in October 2013, the Surface Pro 2 improved battery life and performance with the introduction of the [[Intel Haswell]] processor. | |||
=== Surface Pro 3 === | |||
Launched in June 2014, the Surface Pro 3 featured a larger 12-inch display and a thinner design, making it more portable. | |||
=== Surface Pro 4 === | |||
Released in October 2015, the Surface Pro 4 introduced a higher resolution display and improved the Surface Pen. | |||
=== Surface Pro 5 (2017) === | |||
The 2017 model, often referred to simply as the Surface Pro, offered better battery life and performance enhancements. | |||
=== Surface Pro 6 === | |||
Released in October 2018, the Surface Pro 6 introduced a new black color option and updated processors. | |||
=== Surface Pro 7 === | |||
Launched in October 2019, the Surface Pro 7 added a USB-C port and improved performance. | |||
=== Surface Pro 8 === | |||
Released in October 2021, the Surface Pro 8 featured a larger 13-inch display and a new design with thinner bezels. | |||
== Reception == | == Reception == | ||
The Surface Pro | The Surface Pro line has generally received positive reviews for its design, build quality, and versatility. Critics have praised its ability to function as both a laptop and a tablet, though some have noted that the device can be expensive compared to traditional laptops. | ||
== | == Also see == | ||
* [[Microsoft Surface]] | * [[Microsoft Surface]] | ||
* [[Surface Book]] | * [[Surface Book]] | ||
* [[Surface Laptop]] | * [[Surface Laptop]] | ||
* [[Windows 10]] | * [[Windows 10]] | ||
* [[ | * [[Intel Core]] | ||
{{Microsoft Surface}} | |||
[[Category:Microsoft | [[Category:Microsoft hardware]] | ||
[[Category:Tablet computers]] | [[Category:Tablet computers]] | ||
[[Category:2-in-1 PCs]] | [[Category:2-in-1 PCs]] | ||
Latest revision as of 00:45, 9 December 2024
The Surface Pro is a line of 2-in-1 detachable computers designed and manufactured by Microsoft, part of the Microsoft Surface series. The Surface Pro is known for its versatility, combining the features of a laptop and a tablet into a single device. It was first released on February 9, 2013, and has undergone several iterations, each improving on the hardware and software capabilities of its predecessors.
Design and Features[edit]
The Surface Pro is characterized by its sleek design, featuring a magnesium alloy body and a built-in kickstand that allows the device to be propped up at various angles. The device includes a detachable keyboard, known as the Type Cover, which connects magnetically and provides a laptop-like typing experience.
Display[edit]
The Surface Pro features a high-resolution touchscreen display, which varies in size and resolution across different models. The display supports multi-touch and the use of the Surface Pen, a stylus that allows for precise input and drawing.
Performance[edit]
The Surface Pro is powered by Intel Core processors, ranging from the i3 to the i7, depending on the model. It offers various configurations of RAM and storage, allowing users to choose a model that fits their performance needs.
Operating System[edit]
The Surface Pro runs on the Windows operating system, with support for Windows 8, Windows 8.1, Windows 10, and Windows 11. This allows users to run a wide range of software applications, from productivity tools to creative software.
Connectivity[edit]
The device includes a variety of connectivity options, such as USB ports, a microSD card slot, and a headphone jack. It also supports wireless connectivity through Wi-Fi and Bluetooth.
Models[edit]
Since its initial release, the Surface Pro has seen several iterations, each bringing enhancements in performance, design, and features.
Surface Pro 2[edit]
Released in October 2013, the Surface Pro 2 improved battery life and performance with the introduction of the Intel Haswell processor.
Surface Pro 3[edit]
Launched in June 2014, the Surface Pro 3 featured a larger 12-inch display and a thinner design, making it more portable.
Surface Pro 4[edit]
Released in October 2015, the Surface Pro 4 introduced a higher resolution display and improved the Surface Pen.
Surface Pro 5 (2017)[edit]
The 2017 model, often referred to simply as the Surface Pro, offered better battery life and performance enhancements.
Surface Pro 6[edit]
Released in October 2018, the Surface Pro 6 introduced a new black color option and updated processors.
Surface Pro 7[edit]
Launched in October 2019, the Surface Pro 7 added a USB-C port and improved performance.
Surface Pro 8[edit]
Released in October 2021, the Surface Pro 8 featured a larger 13-inch display and a new design with thinner bezels.
Reception[edit]
The Surface Pro line has generally received positive reviews for its design, build quality, and versatility. Critics have praised its ability to function as both a laptop and a tablet, though some have noted that the device can be expensive compared to traditional laptops.
