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När Microsoft lanserade 2017 års modell av Surface Pro gjorde man en poäng av att den inte hette Surface Pro 5. Först när det var en tillräckligt stor skillnad gentemot den gamla modellen skulle man återgå till att använda siffror i namnet.Nu är Surface P...
Fyrkärnig processor, Lång batteritid, Snygg färg...
Inget stöd för usb-c, Endast usb 3.0, Få förbättringar jämfört med förra modellen...
Microsoft Surface Pro 6 är snabbare och har längre batteritid än sina föregångare, dessutom finns den numera i en snygg svart färg, Om du redan har en hyfsat modern modell av Surface Pro är det tveksamt om det är värt att uppgradera, men det är hur som he...
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Theinquirer.net Updated:
2019-11-18 02:30:00
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REFRESH NOT REVOLUTION is how you could brand Microsoft's latest Surface line up with, especially with the Surface Laptop 2 and the Surface Pro 6. Microsoft has given its latest machine mostly a refresh below the surface adding in most notably the eighth...
8th-gen Intel Core chips, no low-spec option, great display...
No significant changes, Type Cover is still separate, expensive once specced up, no USB-C with Thunderbolt 3, Rating:...
The Surface Pro 6 is an excellent hybrid machine and once again sets the standard for other hardware makers to aspire to. But at the same time, it's not really a worthwhile upgrade over the last year's Surface Pro, especially if you have a model with 8GB...
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There's no denying the Microsoft Surface Pro 6 is a tablet gets very close to offering a laptop experience. But, at a cost of nearly £1,400 when you buy the tablet, type cover and surface pen, it's eye wateringly expensive! Powerful and fast, the tablet l...
The optional Surface Pen (a stylus) is ideal for drawing and sketching on the tablet, It supports the Windows Hello function that lets you unlock the device with your face, Available in range of processor and memory sizes, ranging from 128GB to 1TB and av...
Screen suffers from fingerprint marks and glare in bright light, There's no MicroSD card slot...
If money is no object and you want the flexibility of both a laptop and a tablet from one device, the Microsoft Surface Pro 6 if the perfect choice. Simple and fast, there's plenty of storage space and some handy features like facial unlock too...
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Sign up for our daily newsletterImage 1 of 19The Surface Pro range is generally among the most reliable families of machines out there, producing devices that are slim, attractive and speedy. The operative word in that sentence, however, is ‘generally...
Great performance, Black colour scheme looks gorgeous...
No USBC support, Underwhelming battery life...
There's nothing technically wrong with the Surface Pro 6, and we doubt that anyone would be disappointed if they bought one. However, it's crippled by the fact that it doesn't particularly improve on its predecessor...
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Microsoft's Surface products have always been pitched as the single device that's both a PC and a tablet. Now in its sixth generation, the design has been refined, evolved to what it is now, a slick, efficient productivity device that'll fit most uses cas...
Versitility, Value for money, Decent battery life...
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As I mentioned in the issues list, they definitely need an LTE version of this pronto and if they want business to renew their fleets with Surface Pro 6's next year, they'll be at the front of the cue with a 5G offering.The display is amazing, both in col...
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tomshardware.co.uk Updated:
2019-11-18 02:30:00
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For a few years now, Microsoft's Surface Pro line has has held its own as the best detachable 2-in-1. The Surface Pro 6 continues that trend but without much fanfare. The tablet ($899 / £879 to start, $1,428.98 / £1,373.98 as tested) has a new black color...
Vivid display, Solid battery life, Black color looks sleek...
No Thunderbolt 3 or USB Type-C, Storage is slower than competitors, Type Cover costs extra...
The Microsoft Surface Pro 6 is still the best detachable 2-in-1 around with a beautiful display and solid battery life, but its port selection is stuck in the past and its storage should be faster...
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The Surface Pro 6 is the latest version of Microsoft's successful 2-in-1 tablet-PC combo. It's been launched alongside the Surface Laptop 2, which is a more traditional clamshell laptop design like the MacBook Air.The new Surface Pro doesn't have a stac...
Beautiful display, Long battery life, Excellent performance...
Should replace ports with USB-C, Not the latest Intel processor, Need to buy accessories separately...
Microsoft hasn't improved this year's Surface Pro a great deal, but this is still the best 2-in-1 around. The question is whether you need a 2-in-1 or not; will you use it as a tablet? For many, a laptop remains a better option...
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Over the last six years, Microsoft has steadily improved its line of portable 2-in-1 Surface computers. The most recent addition to that line, the Surface Pro 6, continues to evolve the company's offering.Microsoft's Surface line is the best it has ever b...
Adaptability; the Surface Pro 6 is an excellent laptop and great tablet, Fast and quiet thanks to an i5 processor and fanless design, Accessories like the Type Cover and Surface Pen complete the experience...
Limited, last generation ports, Battery life is middling, Essential accessories can be quite expensive...
"The Surface Pro 6 is the most refined product of Microsoft's vision for the future of portable computing. By correcting a few small flaws, the Surface could be the perfect Windows machine"...
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Microsoft's Surface Pro 6 is a light and portable 2-in-1 with a decent display that's ideal for office work and streaming. The Surface Pro 6 is the latest 2-in-1 hybrid tablet-laptop device from Microsoft that takes on the iPad Pro and laptops such as Le...
Great screen, Good battery life, Solid performance, Light and portable hybrid design...
Expensive, Keyboard dock may be too small for some...
Microsoft's Surface Pro 6 is a light and portable 2-in-1 with a decent display that's ideal for work and streaming...
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We could kick off this review by complaining that Microsoft hasn't changed the design of the Surface Pro 6 and that it's basically just the same as before with an upgraded processor and the addition of a black finish to the colour options. And that would...
Microsoft hasn't broken any new ground with the Surface Pro 6 unless you consider the quad-core 8th-gen processors to be a breakthrough.They certainly provide a good performance boost, making the cheaper models a more viable choice. It's a shame there are...
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Microsoft's Surface line of work-oriented tablets and laptop/tablet hybrids have proved popular - but not so far quite popular enough to cause Apple any sleepless nights. The iPad remains the default tablet in the eyes of the world, and the iPad Pro remai...
Both Microsoft and Apple have worked hard to tout the serious work credentials of their premium tablets, but one senses that they mean different things by this.The Windows-based Surface Pro 6 is all about full-fat desktop applications in the conventional...
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The Surface Pro series has got its number back. Yay. No more 'the new Microsoft Surface Pro'. So finally we can track the Pro from generation to generation as it, um, doesn't really progress a whole lot. In summary the Surface Pro 6 is just a more powerfu...
Class-leading design for a 2-in-1, Great screen resolution and brightness, Plenty of power available from such a form factor, Battery improved over previous Intel Core i model...
Hardly any different to the 2017 version, Still no USB-C port, Keyboard not included, Can get very expensive (to the point a laptop might make more sense)...
Although the Surface Pro 6 is essentially a soft update of the Surface Pro 5 - with better chipset options and therefore battery life - it's still the best-in-class laptop replacement on the market. And it looks particularly fetching in matte black.No, th...
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Microsoft's Surface line broke the mold when it burst onto the scene in 2013, delivering on the vision of a streamlined transformable laptop-tablet hybrid running the full Windows operating system. And each iteration has seen only minor changes—you can't...
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Our review of Microsoft's Surface Pro 6 focuses even more than usual on the differences between this new generation and its predecessor, the Surface Pro (2017), because they seem nearly identical—at least on the, er, surface. Visually, you'd be hard-press...
Some have suggested that the lack of substantive differences between the Surface Pro (2017) and the Surface Pro 6 indicates of sort of Apple iPhone-like “S-year,” where little changes in preparation for more dramatic reinventions. There are subtle improve...
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The new Surface Pro 6 the latest version of Microsoft's category-defining detachable tablet PC, but do a price cut, faster chips and a new paint job make it worth buying?From the outside it looks like very little has changed, and that's because the Surfac...
great screen, good battery life, brilliant keyboard (essential additional purchase), microSD card reader, excellent kickstand, Windows Hello, fast but quiet, solid build, easy to carry, USBA...
no USBC or Thunderbolt 3, less expensive (but still quite expensive), keyboard should be included, only Intel UHD 620 graphics...
The Surface Pro 6 is the best detachable Windows 10 PC money can buy, except for one glaring error: no USB-C or Thunderbolt 3.It's cheaper, more powerful, lasts longer and is just as well made, portable and easy to carry and live with as last year's model...
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Our review of Microsoft's Surface Pro 6 focuses even more than usual on the differences between this new generation and its predecessor, the Surface Pro (2017), because they seem nearly identical—at least on the, er, surface. Visually, you'd be hard-press...
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For something that's just trying to be a versatile device for day-to-day work and play, the Microsoft Surface Pro 6 is oddly controversial.On the one hand, you have some recent research stats celebrating the fact the Surface line seems to have bumped Micr...
Slick black finish, Performance boost, Pen is still brilliant...
Can be expensive, Type Cover not lap-friendly, Missing some ports...
If you need a versatile, creative machine with power and stamina, the Surface Pro 6 could be just what you're looking for. It isn't for everybody, though, and you might want to wait for the much-rumoured Apple iPad Pro before you make your decision. Whe...
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Microsoft has announced a number of new products, including the Surface Laptop 2, Surface Pro 6, Surface Studio 2 and the all new Surface Headphones, at a media event held in New York on Wednesday morning (AEST).This means that, barring the Surface Book...
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Microsoft has at last pulled the curtain back on its sixth Surface Pro 2-in-1 Windows tablet, simply dubbed the Surface Pro 6. For all intents and purposes, this is the same Surface Pro you know, only more powerful and available in a new, all-black color...
Improved processors, Gorgeous new black color...
Still no Thunderbolt 3, Type Cover still sold separately...
The Microsoft Surface Pro 6 is all about performance improvements tied with a shiny new color scheme. Beyond that, not much – if anything – has changed...
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Introducing new products and updates with all the familiar power, speed and style that you can now see, feel and hear. Surface is anything but ordinary. #MicrosoftEvent pic.twitter.com/QdHpGoIjnc— Microsoft Surface (@surface) October 2, 2018Beyond the ne...
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Microsoft's Surface Pro 4 hybrid was one of the standout laptops of last year, proving once and for all the 2-in-1 form-factor is a viable option for business-class devices. Now, the company is following it up with the new Surface Pro, twinning all-around...
Microsoft's Surface Pro devices are regularly best-in-class, and looking at the latest model, it's easy to see why. An eye-catching and attractive chassis houses a gorgeous display and seriously impressive internal hardware, resulting in a machine that ca...
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The Microsoft Surface Pro is already a pretty handy device but now, with the addition of 4G LTE connectivity, it has become even more powerful and can connect anywhere.Oddly, this latest Surface is the follow-up to the fourth-generation product but this...
Tablet with the power of a laptop, improved battery life, excellent 12.3-inch screen, 4G connectivity...
Doesn't include the pen and Type Cover, expensive...
Microsoft's Surface Pro was already an excellent mobility product but the addition of 4G conductivity has made this an even more compelling choice.User Rating Be the first one! Related PostsLG G Watch R smartwatch reviewSamsung releases its new range of...
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Microsoft's Surface Pro 4 hybrid was one of the standout laptops of last year, proving once and for all the 2-in-1 form-factor is a viable option for business-class devices. Now, the company is following it up with the new Surface Pro, twinning all-around...
Microsoft's Surface Pro devices are regularly best-in-class, and looking at the latest model, it's easy to see why. An eye-catching and attractive chassis houses a gorgeous display and seriously impressive internal hardware, resulting in a machine that ca...
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Till skillnad från Apples ansträngningar med iPad Pro har Microsoft Surface Pro alltid tänkt annorlunda. Istället för att fråga sig vad en dator är ställer den sig frågan: "Hur gör man datorn bättre?" På klassiskt Microsoft-manér gör man det med blicken p...
Enormt förbättrad batterilivslängd, Mycket bättre Surface Pen, Bekvämt Type Cover-tangentbord med skön tryckkänsla...
Surface Pen följer inte med, Bara Core i7 kan utmana A10X...
Med tanke på att det är den största förbättringen av Surface vi någonsin har sett är vi förvånade över att Microsoft har avstått från att kalla den för Surface Pro 5. Trots avsaknaden av den inkluderade Surface Pen är Surface Pro:s enorma förbättringar sk...
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Sign up for our daily newsletter Image 1 of 13 The new Surface Pro is finally here. Microsoft's long-awaited follow-up to the Surface Pro 4 has dropped the number - and that's not the only change. Improvements both great and small have been made across...
Blazing performance, Excellent design, Highquality display...
No USBC support...
Microsoft's Surface family is usually best-of-breed, but the Surface Pro is spectacular even by Microsoft's lofty standards. Raw speed, a gorgeous screen and one of the best keyboards in the business - Microsoft has packed it all into one slim, sexy pa...
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The debate between the Surface Pro vs. iPad has been raging for a few years now. This comparison is going to focus on the two hybrids as mobile productivity devices.My use case is this: I need a device that lets me write articles, review contracts, do lig...
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Microsoft's Surface Pro is the ideal Windows tablet, and is the one you should buy if you're looking for that kind of thing, but is a missed opportunity for Microsoft to demonstrate with Windows that it can do what Apple does for complete operating system...
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Ever since 2012, I've always wanted a Microsoft Surface. One of my dorm mates had one and I just thought it was the most amazing device ever, but since it was so new, I was apprehensive (also very poor because broke college student). 7 years later, I'm re...
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Buyers looking for premium Windows laptops today have plenty of choices; every few months sees some splashy launch of a new high-end PC. Ultrabooks have become the standard design for most premium Windows laptops, and they represent the best of what compa...
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The Surface Pro is what could be called as minimalistic design taken to its logical extreme. Weighing at less than 800g, the device is extremely thin as well, with its frame measuring 8.3mm. At the outside, it just sports a Microsoft logo and a versatile...
One of the best 2-in-1 designs, Ability to use the device as a laptop at any angle, Laptop functionality with the Type Cover, Great battery life...
Steep pricing, Last-gen internals, Need to purchase the Type Cover and other accessories separately, Photos by Gaurav Rajput, ShareTweet, Facebook Comments...
Depending upon the variant you go for, the Microsoft Surface Pro will cost you anywhere between Rs 64,999 and Rs 1,82,999. The Type Cover carries a sticker price of Rs 10,999. The unit I reviewed will set you back by around Rs 1 lakh, for the slate only...
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For a few years now, Microsoft's Surface Pro line has has held its own as the best detachable 2-in-1. The Surface Pro 6 continues that trend but without much fanfare. The tablet ($899 / £879 to start, $1,428.98 / £1,373.98 as tested) has a new black color...
Vivid display, Solid battery life, Black color looks sleek...
No Thunderbolt 3 or USB Type-C, Storage is slower than competitors, Type Cover costs extra...
The Microsoft Surface Pro 6 is still the best detachable 2-in-1 around with a beautiful display and solid battery life, but its port selection is stuck in the past and its storage should be faster...
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Whisper quiet. The i5 model without a fan is slower than the i7 model, and its battery life is not much better. In return, it is completely silent and significantly cheaper. Is this the mainstream tablet for everyone...
fanless design, all-day battery life (9h), very decent input devices for a convertible, sturdy and classy design, decent camera with face detection, very good microphone, bright display with full sRGB coverage, charges in two hours, high performance for...
massive throttling under load (25 %), slow 128 GB SSD, no USB-C, Signature Type Cover (2017) optional, Surface Pen (2017) optional, high price...
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Full power with four cores. Microsoft has updated to the Surface Pro series with quad-core Kaby Lake Refresh processors, but how well will these chips cope within an 8.5-mm thick tablet? Will these more powerful processors affect the battery life, and has...
laptop-like performance, fan noise is quiet under load, full working day's battery life, impressive input devices for a convertible, well-built, contemporary design, good cameras, Windows Hello support, decent microphone, bright display, high sRGB colour...
no USB Type-C, Signature Type Cover (2017) remains an additional purchase, as does the Surface Pen (2017), expensive...
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Microsoft is in a bit of a unique place in the PC space compared to other manufacturers. Other than Apple, Microsoft is the only company that controls both the hardware and software sides, and when the Surface lineup launched way back in 2012, Microsoft's...
At the launch event in NYC on October 2nd, the Surface Pro 6 seemed like a mild refresh of an already established line, and that's not even necessarily a bad thing. The exterior is more or less identical to the outgoing 2017 model, albeit with a new color...
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Microsoft's Surface Pro 6 is the ideal hybrid tablet. It's a slate that can run all of the Windows apps you need, and together with its keyboard cover, it can also serve as a solid ultraportable laptop. But honestly, the same was true for last year's Surf...
The fastest Surface yet, Screen is a big improvement, Still the best tablet keyboard around, Battery life is better than before, Black case option is a nice change of pace...
No major design changes, Performance hasn't changed much since last year...
Brian Oh/EngadgetThe Surface Pro 6 is pretty much the upgrade we expected. It has the latest CPUs, a slightly better screen, and that's pretty much it. Microsoft basically did the bare minimum this year, which keeps it relevant in the hybrid tablet indust...
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Our review of Microsoft's Surface Pro 6 focuses even more than usual on the differences between this new generation and its predecessor, the Surface Pro (2017), because they seem nearly identical—at least on the, er, surface. Visually, you'd be hard-press...
Quad-core 8th-gen Core chip adds a performance bump, Core i5 model does away with the fan, Battery life improves somewhat...
External chassis is essentially unchanged. again, Step down in GPU power from previous model, Confusing mix of configurations to choose from on Microsoft site...
Microsoft's Surface Pro 6 is the latest iteration of its iconic Windows tablet, complete with an 8th-generation, quad-core chip inside of it. It's otherwise identical to earlier versions, however...
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Microsoft's Surface Pro has long been the flagship of the company's increasingly diverse range of Surface hardware. It's the tablet that can also be a laptop, and the byproduct of refinement since the original Surface RT that launched six years ago. When...
Quad-core performance inside a lightweight tablet, Mostly silent operation, Matte black finish...
Still no USB-C ports, Dated design, Lapability still not ideal...
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Microsoft's Surface line broke the mold when it burst onto the scene in 2013, delivering on the vision of a streamlined transformable laptop-tablet hybrid running the full Windows operating system. And each iteration has seen only minor changes—you can't...
Speedy new eighth-generation Intel processor, Premium feel, Sleek all-black color option, Brilliant display, Well-implemented kickstand...
Minimal changes from previous model, Keyboard sold separately, Not ideal for in-lap use, Somewhat restrictive configuration combinations, Limited ports...
With a slight power boost and a new color choice, the Microsoft Surface Pro 6 may not have changed much from the previous iteration, but what we loved then, we still love now...
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The Surface Pro is entering its sixth year in existence, so it seems relevant for a "Surface Pro 6 model" to match. While the older numbering system for the name has returned, the hardware remains mostly the same as 2017's Surface Pro, now dubbed the Surf...
New CPU is substantially more powerful, Improved battery life; runs cooler, Black is awesome, Excellent build quality and design...
No TypeC or Thunderbolt 3, No LTE option (yet), Odd pricing levels...
For thermals during the PCMark battery rundown test, the Surface Pro 6 was consistently around four degrees Fahrenheit (F) cooler than the Surface Pro (2017). The Surface Pro 6 never felt hot with a peak temperature of 84 degrees F (29 degrees C) on the b...
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Google kicked off its hardware event this morning with a slew of smartphone and smart display announcements, but it didn't leave tablet enthusiasts in the room hanging. The Mountain View company today debuted the Pixel Slate, a “midnight blue” tablet runn...
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Microsoft's stalwart 2-in-1, the Surface Pro, is back in black with the latest Intel processors. The Surface Pro 6 (Microsoft ditched the naming scheme last year, but it's back) uses 8th Gen Intel Core processors. It will start at $899 when it launches on...
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