Microsoft Surface Pro 5 Release Date: Possibly On Spring Together W/ Creator's Update Release

Microsoft Surface Pro 5 is expected to be powered by Windows 10 with Creator's Update. A lot of things will be included on Windows 10's creator's update and it will benefit the Surface Pro 5. The build number for Windows 10 Creator's update has been released. It can be concluded that with Windows 10 preparing for taking off, the surface pro is preparing as well.

The Windows 10 Redmond 2, or is popularly known as the Creator's Update, is confirmed to be rolling on April 11, according to MS Power User. The build number has also been announced and it will be bearing the 1703 name. As it was announced in March, and as per the Microsoft release pattern, the Creator's update should be rolling out in April, a month after its announcement.

Windows 10 Creator's update will likely be benefited by Surface Pro 5. With the extensive 3D support this update offers, the 3D features will love the Surface Pro 5's beastly specs. It can also be an indicator that the new Surface Pro 5 is likely an extensive effort by Microsoft to reach out consumers that prefer to use Apple products for graphics related tasks.

According to PC Advisor, it is said that the Surface Pro is also likely to be released this Spring 2017. This makes sense as the Creator's Update will also be released at this time. And the price cuts of the existing models indicates that a new product is coming and the price cuts are held to free up inventory. Microsoft fans are waiting for another March announcement.

It is also leaked that Microsoft has signed a contract with Pegatron. Also according to the leak, the Microsoft Surface Pro 5 will come with a 4K display and rechargeable stylus that charges in wireless. There's a speculation that the Surface Pro will use Snapdragon 635 instead of Intel Kaby Lake chip to get longer battery life.