Microsoft says the Surface Pro 10 has the best display it has ever shipped on a device

Surface Pro 10 will be shipped starting April 9.

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Surface Pro 10

Equipped with the best display Microsoft has ever shipped on a Surface Pro device, so far, the new Surface Pro 10 will be available to users starting April 9, alongside the new Surface Laptop 6, which also has a great display that reduces reflections up to 50%.

However, Surface Pro 10 is a device that debuts many firsts: together with the best display ever on such a device, Microsoft also introduces 5G4 to its Intel Core Ultra processors and the Redmond-based tech giant says this will greatly enhance productivity all around:

It brings a new level of productivity and versatility – whether used as a powerful tablet for frontline workers out in the field, a versatile laptop in the conference room, or anywhere in between – Surface Pro 10 adapts to our customers’ needs and to how they use technology.

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The company also adds the Copilot key to the device, allowing users to quickly access the AI capabilities of Windows 11. However, the display will remain the main character on this device, and here’s what Microsoft has to say about it:

This device comes with the best display we’ve ever shipped on a Surface Pro. Whether working under fluorescent office lighting or outside in the field, the display looks incredible in almost any lighting condition. We’ve made it 33% brighter and with a higher contrast ratio and have added a custom designed durable anti-reflective coating, all without making any sacrifices to the experience when using it with touch, and pen.

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Below you can find the complete list of specifications for this device:

Surface Pro 10 for Business
Display13″ 2,880 x 1,920 PixelSense Flow display with Adaptive color
3:2 aspect ratio, 600 nits brightness (SDR)
120Hz dynamic refresh rate, 1300:1 contrast ratio
Corning Gorilla Glass 5 with anti-reflective coating
CPUIntel Core 5 Ultra 135U
Intel Core 7 Ultra 165U
RAM8GB, 16GB, 32GB, and 64GB LPDDR5x
StoragePCIe 4.0 256GB, 512GB, and 1TB
Battery48 Wh of nominal capacity, up to 19 hours of “typical use”
39W charger included
Ports2x USB 4/Thunderbolt 4 Type-C
Surface Connect Port
Surface Pro Keyboard Port
Cameras1440p front-facing Surface Studio camera with Windows Hello
10.5MP UHD rear-facing camera
SoundDual Studio microphones with voice focus
Dual 2W stereo speakers with Dolby Atmos
SensorsAmbient Color Sensor
Accelerometer
Gyroscope
Magnetometer
NFC
NetworkWi-Fi 6E, Bluetooth 5.3, and optional 5G (coming later in 2024)
OSWindows 11 Pro or Windows 10 Pro
ColorsPlatinum and Black
PriceStarting at $1,199

Similar to the new Surface Laptop 6, Microsoft will allow users to replace the following parts:

  • Display module
  • SSD
  • Motherboard (including CPU and soldered RAM)
  • Surface Connect Port
  • Thermal module
  • Microphones
  • SSD door
  • Speakers
  • Casing
  • Front and rear cameras (separately)
  • Power and volume buttons
  • Kickstand

You can read Microsoft’s full blog post here.

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