The tablet's 2880 x 1920 pixel resolution really shines with gaming, as precision, depth and color can heighten the experience. The tablet also works with a Surface Slim Pen 2 that connects with the screen and allows you to draw, write or click on items on the screen.
The 13-inch screen features sharp graphics and colors, thanks to HDR imaging technology Dolby Vision and Adaptive Color Technology. It can also run Android apps.įacial recognition technology means you don't need a password to unlock the Surface Pro: It scans your face to open automatically. The new Surface Pro 8 comes with the new Windows 11 operating system, which promises better facial recognition technology, tighter integration with office software such as Teams and improved gaming features. Best Buy, for instance, is offering the device for $800, down from about $1,200. Meanwhile, budget-conscious buyers have the option of the Microsoft Surface Pro 7, which is featured in some Black Friday sales. For the premium price, consumers should expect premium performance. About 1 in 10 workers are still fully remote, yet one study found another one-third of workers are juggling hybrid work arrangements as COVID-19 cases continue to be high, and as the new Omicron variant raises concerns.īut it's not cheap: Microsoft's device starts at about $1,100 - about the same price as Apple's 12.9-inch iPad Pro.
Tech companies have been jumping into the fray to cater to employees who need flexibility in their devices, creating new laptops and tablets with faster processing power and improved video and audio quality to handle hours of video calls. In Microsoft's view, the tablet is "the ideal hybrid device" for "the ultimate work-from-home set-up." The new Surface Pro 8 is billed by the computing giant as its "most significant leap forward" since the tablet's third-gen version in 2014, with a new design that includes a sharper 13-inch screen, redesigned pen and upgraded video and audio for a better experience on video calls. Further delays in companies' return-to-office dates have boosted demand for portable computing devices that can straddle an increasingly muddled work-life divide. Microsoft rolled out is new Surface Pro tablet computer this fall, as millions of Americans continue to work in remote or hybrid arrangements.
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