Today Microsoft revealed prices and release dates for their newest Surface Pro, Go, Duo, and Laptop Studio devices. This includes everything, from the Microsoft Duo 2 with Android to the Surface Laptop Studio, the most extravagant Microsoft Surface laptop-sized device yet produced. Most of those devices will be released on October 4, 2021 – the Surface Duo 2 will arrive on October 20, 2021.
Microsoft Surface Duo 2
The Microsoft Surface Duo 2 will be made available in two colors: Obsidian and Glacier (effectively black and gray). the sole difference between the 2 colors is the lack of a 512GB SSD version in Glacier. Both colors are available with 8GB RAM and 128GB SSD for about $1500. Both also are available with 8GB RAM and 256GB SSD for around USD 1600. Additionally, there’ll be an Obsidian version with 8GB RAM and 512GB SSD for a price of about USD 1800.
All versions of the Microsoft Surface Duo 2 are often pre-ordered now. Users will be ready to get the device shipped “as soon as October 21” if they choose express shipping. Otherwise, there’s free 2-3 day shipping available and “free returns.” The official release date is October 20, 2021, at 11 PM, effectively putting the primary shipping day on the 21st. Therefore, the first in-store date is on the 21st.
Microsoft Surface Go 3
The Microsoft Surface Go 3 is that the most affordable entry-point into the Surface world with Windows 11. rock bottom price is attached to the Surface Go 3 with Intel Pentium 6500Y inside with 4GB RAM and 64GB SSD for about USD 400.
There’ll even be a version with Intel Pentium 6500Y inside, again, this point with 8GB RAM and 128GB SSD for around $550. The highest-end version of the Surface Go 3 thus far is that the version with Intel Core i3 inside with 8GB RAM and 128GB SSD for around USD 630.
At launch, the Microsoft Surface Go 3 are going to be available in one color: Platinum. But, of course, that’s a lightweight gray. Like the other devices on the list (save the Duo 2), the Surface Go 3 will be released on October 4, with the primary shipping date (and in-store date) appearing on October 5.
Microsoft Surface Pro X
Microsoft something a touch different with the Surface Pro X VS the opposite Surface devices in the week. Microsoft didn’t change much – they added a WiFi-only version of the device to the combination, allowing the bottom price of the model to fall to approximately USD 900. The Microsoft Surface Pro X will be available with this new WiFi-only configuration in Platinum (while all LTE versions are either Platinum or Matte Black.)
The new WiFi-only configuration with rock bottom price (USD 900) has 8GB RAM and 128GB SSD with a Microsoft SQ 1 chipset inside. Next, there’s a WiFi version with Microsoft SQ 1, 8GB RAM, 256GB SSD for around USD 1,100, and two new SQ 2 models. The WiFi version with Microsoft SQ 2 has 16GB RAM and 256GB SSD for about $1300. The highest-end WiFi version of this machine features a Microsoft SQ 2 chipset inside with 16GB RAM and 512GB SSD for a price of around USD 1500.
Microsoft Surface Pro 8
The newest in professional-level Surface action during a traditional configuration appears within the Surface Pro 8. This device’s least expensive design comes in Platinum and has an Intel Core i5 inside with 8GB RAM and 128GB SSD for USD 1,100.
Each of the opposite configurations revealed today are available in either Platinum or Graphite (darker gray). In addition, there are three more versions with Core i5 inside, two of which have 256GB SSD. one among these has 8GB RAM and a price of $1200. the opposite has 16GB RAM and a cost of $1400.
There’s a version with Intel Core i5 inside with 8GB and a 512GB SSD for $1,400. So you’ll either have twice the RAM or twice the SSD space for an equivalent price.
There are two versions with Intel Core i7, both with 16GB RAM. One has 256GB SSD and a price at $1600 USD. the opposite has 512GB SSD, and a price at $1900 USD. the discharge date for the Surface Pro 8 is October 4, in-store October 5, shipping on October 5.
Update: Two other higher-end models are available now on pre-order, too. Both are available Platinum; both have Intel Core i7, both have 1TB SSD. One has 16GB RAM and a price at $2200 USD. the opposite has 32GB RAM and a price at USD 2600.
Microsoft Surface Laptop Studio
The Microsoft Surface Laptop Studio may be a transforming device – the most recent sort of Surface. There’ll be a version with Intel Core i5, 16GB RAM, and 256GB SSD for around USD 1600. The exact configuration with 512GB SSD will cost closer to USD 1800.
Ramp up to Intel Core i7 with 16GB RAM and 512GB SSD, and you’ll pay around $2100. Then there’s another jump up, with an equivalent Intel Core i7 but 32GB RAM and 1TB SSD for about $2700. The highest-end configuration for the Surface Laptop Studio has an Intel Core i7 inside with 32GB RAM and a 2TB SSD for around USD 3100. this is often out on pre-order now and may be delivered as soon as October 5 (with express shipping).
