Microsoft launches Surface Pro 12 and Surface Laptop 8 with Intel chips
Microsoft has launched the Surface Pro 12 and Surface Laptop 8, both powered by Intel's latest processors. These devices are aimed at businesses and come with high starting prices, reflecting a significant increase from previous models. The Surface Pro 12 starts at $1,949.99, while the Surface Laptop 8 also begins at the same price point, marking a notable shift in Microsoft's pricing strategy for its Surface lineup.
- ▪The Surface Pro 12 is available for businesses starting at $1,949.99.
- ▪The top configuration of the Surface Pro 12 can cost up to $4,399.99.
- ▪The Surface Laptop 8 starts at $1,949.99, nearly double the original price of its predecessor.
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