Microsoft Surface Pro 5: Specs, Features, Speculations and Launch on October 26?

Thoughts arise that Microsoft All-In-One desktop will be included in the Microsoft's event on October 26 in New York. However, as the saying goes, the much-awaited Microsoft Surface Pro 5 will not make an appearance at the said event, which made a total disappointment for tech enthusiasts who are waiting for a long time.

In spite of that, as reported by University Herald, the main reason why Microsoft Surface Pro 5 is not yet out in the markets is due to its Kaby Lake processor that comes a little late. The Kaby Lake processor is still in its optimization process and is filtered for quality to deliver maximum performance while at the same time consumes minimal power from the battery.

This instance means that aside from the best processor compared to Surface Pro 4, the upcoming Surface Pro 5 will have the much better battery. On the other hand, another report claims that this Surface Pro 5 will come in two variants of resolution: the low-end version with a 2K display and a high-end version with 4K resolution.

Another speculation with the Surface Pro 5 is that it will arrive with a matching Surface Pen on the go. This new Surface Pen will come in a rechargeable battery that wirelessly charges when being attached to the tablet.

Likewise, a 16 gigabyte of RAM will be seen along with the Microsoft Surface Pro 5 similar to Surface Pro 4. It is evident here that Microsoft is only trying to obtain as much as it can from its current product before releasing the new Surface Pro 5, according to iTech Post.

As such, the Microsoft Surface Pro 5 is not yet expected or scheduled to lead the market until sometime in 2017. A sign that Surface Pro 5 is about to unveil is when Surface Pro 4 already goes on sale.

And as everyone is expecting, Microsoft Surface Pro 5 will hit big in the market because of its spectacular and incredible specs and features, if ever all the speculations were right. Eventually, Surface Pro fans can only wait for the most recent updates after the October 26 event.