Microsoft Surface Pro 5 Unveils Early At Windows 10 Event, Ahead of October 27 Release

Recent updates with Microsoft Surface Pro 5 reports that it is scheduled to be released in a day ahead on October 27. Microsoft sent invitations early for their selected guests on Oct. 26 in New York City.

As reported by the University Herald, there are other devices which to be released during the Oct. 27 released aside from Surface Pro 5. While prices of Surface Pro 4, Surface Pro 3 and Surface Book devices has now come to cuts and discount sales for the reason that the Surface Pro 5 release is nearly approaching.

Surface Pro 3 price slashed off around $200 as well as for the Surface Pro 4 and Surface Book discount which was earlier announced as $150, according to News Every day. The price reduction is indeed the harbinger of new releases coming up.

Microsoft Surface Pro 5 is expected to be powered by a very powerful Intel's next generation processors, the Kaby Lake. Furthermore, leaked specs of the Surface 5 are reported that it will include the rechargeable Surface Pen, an 8GB of RAM, a USB Type C-Port and 128GB of internal storage.

When talking about the price, there are speculations that this Surface Pro 5 will be more expensive than the Microsoft Surface Pro 4, though this seems to be an upgrade of the latter. On the other hand, not only the Surface Pro 5 is the only device to be announced in the Oct 26 event.

Microsoft Surface Phones are the additional devices which will be introduced in the said event as Microsoft has already confirmed. Three variants of Microsoft Surface Phones series will be unveiled according to a source.

The said phone series ranges 3GB up to 8GB of RAM. Eventually, Microsoft Surface Book 2 will also make an appearance according to additional reports; Microsoft's anticipation of the Kaby Lake processor that the company plans to integrate with the upcoming laptop.

Get ready tech enthusiasts and gadget lovers, because you will have to wait for almost a week to get the Microsoft Surface Pro 5. Microsoft's grand plans are all the way.