It has almost the same functionality as the regular Surface Pen, with 4,096 pressure points, but it now features a slimmer design and can be recharged. There’s also a new pen for the Surface Pro X: the Surface Slim Pen. Oh, and, Microsoft’s finally introducing Type-C on the Surface line, with two USB 3.2 Type-C ports on the Surface Pro X. All in all, the Pro X features 9 teraflops of computing power. The Surface Pro X is also the first Windows PC ever to ship with an integrated AI engine. The SQ1 apparently offers more power (exactly 7-watts of power) than usual ARM chips, and Microsoft worked with Qualcomm to enhance GPU performance, with the Pro X offering 2 teraflops of graphics performance. The SQ1 chipset is a custom chipset built by Microsoft for the Surface Pro X, built on a Snapdragon ARM processor. Surface Pro X is powered by a new Microsoft SQ1 processor, with LTE Advanced connectivity. The design of the device is really sleek as you can see from the pictures above, and Microsoft’s also making a number of changes to the hardware with the new Surface Pro X.

The device is incredibly thin at only 5.3mm and weighs only 774 grams. It’s a 13-inch device with an edge-to-edge PixelSense display, with a resolution of 2880×1920 pixels and 267 PPI. Microsoft’s Surface Pro X is the next-gen of Surface Pro. Put simply, Surface Pro has never looked this beautiful. After years of the classic Surface Pro design, Microsoft is finally moving forward with a new design and it’s actually really pretty. Microsoft is finally introducing a new design for the Surface Pro line.

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