The Pro X, along with the upcoming Samsung Galaxy Book S, is arguably the third wave of these Arm-powered PCs, which started with a handful of initial models from HP, Lenovo and Asus. Microsoft calls this processor the SQ1, and it's a collaboration between Microsoft and Qualcomm, based on the latter's Snapdragon chips. It's one of a very small subset of PCs that run Windows from an Arm chip, similar to the ones that are found inside most modern Most of these issues stem from the fact that this is not a typical Intel-powered Windows PC (or even an AMD-powered one). Watch this: First look at Surface Pro X, Pro 7, Laptop 3 And one piece of future tech that's here already is the Surface Pro X, a new take on the tablet-plus-keyboard concept that combines the feel of a PC with the DNA of a smartphone. The dual-screen Surface Neo and Duo prototypes are already among 2020's most anticipated products, even if that's based on a just a few cursory sneak peeks. Hasn't let its PC hardware group hit cruise control. There have been some minor design, component and feature tweaks, but the last few versions have been almost painfully unadventurous, which is really saying something for a category that would have seemed sci-fi-like just a decade ago. The standard Surface Pro 7 is the dictionary definition of a Windows tablet-laptop hybrid, and has been that way for the past several generations, falling into a somewhat too-comfortable middle age. It's easy to see why it's got some serious buzz. It's one of only a handful of new releases every year that prompt colleagues to proactively email me, asking where, when and how to get one. The Surface Pro X falls into a very small, very exclusive category of PC products.

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