Up to Gigabit LTE Advanced Pro4 with nanoSIM and eSIM support. Removable solid-state drive (SSD) options: Here’s the full tech specs for the Surface Pro X: Surface Pro X tech specsġ1.3 in x 8.2 in x 0.28 in (287 mm x 208 mm x 7.3 mm)Ĭustom Qualcomm 3Ghz ARM processor (Microsoft SQ1)Ĭustom Qualcomm Adreno 685 GPU (Microsoft SQ1) The bezel on the bottom, you won’t even notice, because the Type Cover covers it.Īlso, there’s not one, but two USB Type-C ports version 3.1 with support to drive two 4K 60Hz external monitors, and there isn’t 3.5mm headphone jack, so you’ll need a USB-C or Bluetooth headphones. The bezels on top and bottom are also slimmer, but not by much, and you still have the webcam on the top with support for Windows Hello. The Surface Pro X has a 13-inch display on the same 12-inch case that we’ve seen in previous versions of the tablet, and this is possible because the bezels have been slim down on either side. Although it doesn’t mean that you’ll be playing “Triple-A” games titles on this device, this device will be able to handle graphics intensive tasks and similar workloads. As such, you’re getting a 2.1 Teraflop graphics processor, which is similar to the power you’ll find on many game consoles today. In addition, Microsoft has also made some customizations to the Qualcomm’s graphics, which is integrated on the processor. This translates into all-day battery life, LTE connectivity, and performance is like using a regular laptop.
Technically, you’re getting a smartphone processor inside of a tablet that gives you the benefits of a phone on a computer. Microsoft has made a lot of Surface tablets over the years, but the Surface Pro X is special, because it uses an ARM-based processor rather than a chip from Intel (or even AMD).Īlthough the company has built a ARM-based tablet before, the one inside the Surface Pro X there’s the new Microsoft SQ1 processor, which is a custom version of an ARM processor that Microsoft has built in partnership with Qualcomm.
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