microsoft surface pro 6 8th gen intel core i7 processor

Microsoft Surface Pro 6 review: Price and competitionįor the specific configuration of the Surface Pro 6 that I’m reviewing here, you’ll need to hand over £1,149.

In conjunction with the Surface Keyboard (sold separately), it becomes a 360-degree laptop. On the back there are two panels – the lower panel folds outwards to create a stand so you can watch content or use the touchscreen in “tent” mode. It has an 8th Gen Kaby Lake R Intel Core i5 CPU, 8GB of RAM, Intel UHD Graphics 620 iGPU and runs on Windows 10 Home. But this is much more than a tablet, as its price suggests. Without the Surface Keyboard attached, it looks much the same as an iPad Pro or Galaxy Tab S4 tablet. The Surface Pro 6 is a 2-in-1 laptop with a 12.3in, 2,736 x 1,824 touchscreen display. READ NEXT: Best 2-in-1 laptops Microsoft Surface Pro 6 review: What you need to know

Read on to find out if it’s worth upgrading from your old Surface Pro (or any other 2-in-1 you may have) to Microsoft’s latest laptop/tablet hybrid. Minor internal improvements have been made – the processor update is the most significant change. On the surface, at least, the only real change is an additional colour option, the stylish matte black seen in my photos. So what’s new with number 6? Not a vast amount. But we all knew it was the Surface Pro 5, even if we didn’t say it.

You’d be forgiven for getting confused – last year’s model dropped the ‘5’, going simply by the name Microsoft Surface Pro. As its name suggests, the Surface Pro 6 is the sixth iteration of the Microsoft Surface Pro line.

Microsoft surface pro 6 8th gen intel core i7 processor