Microsoft Surface Pro X review: A costly Windows 10 device from the future
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 for mobile data
network connectivity, an ultra-portable device form factor with fan-less
design, and an enhanced on-battery time to keep you going for longer.
So, does it work?
The
short answer would be ‘yes’, especially talking from the point of view of the Microsoft Surface
Pro X.
The Windows
10 on the Microsoft Surface Pro X works flawlessly to get most
things done. Remember, it is primarily a tablet that doubles up as a notebook
when attached to a keyboard with touchpad (sold separately). Therefore, you get
an ultra-portable tablet, which is swift in operations and seems optimised to
get all the basic work done without any problem.
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