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Microsoft Surface Pro X review: A costly Windows 10 device from the future

The Microsoft Surface Pro X is a one-of-its-kind device that blends Windows 10 with ARM chip. Does it work? Let's find out

The device also scores big on entertainment, thanks to its 13-inch (2880x1920 pixels) touchscreen
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The device also scores big on entertainment, thanks to its 13-inch (2880x1920 pixels) touchscreen

Khalid Anzar New Delhi
Microsoft Surface Pro X is a strong device powered by an ARM chip, a major milestone in the Windows future — these processors have come a long way to deliver the full Windows experience. A one-of-its kind device, the Microsoft Surface Pro X blends Windows 10 with ARM chip. But does that work? Let’s find out:

Why ARM processor?

Usually seen in mobile devices like smartphones and tablets, ARM processors offer several advantages that current-generation x86 chip-based Windows devices lack. These include the always-on utility which allows Windows to wake up in a jiffy, always remaining connected with the built-in LTE modem

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