According to Microsoft, both pose security risks for users. With that being said, according to a recent leaked Microsoft video, there are two features won't be coming to future Surface devices: Thunderbolt 3 and upgradeable memory. Unfortunately, we haven't seen any hints of the rumored AMD Ryzen 4000-based Surface Book 3 models via Energy Star. We've seen previous benchmark entries of alleged Surface Book 3 machines rocking either an NVIDIA GeForce GTX 1650 Ti or a GeForce GTX 1660 Ti discrete GPU. It's expected that they will make use of a 10 th generation Intel Core i7-1065G (Ice Lake) processor and up to 32GB of RAM. In other Energy Star certification news, the 13-inch and 15-inch Surface Book 3 have also made an appearance.

We'd also expect for the Surface Go 2 to arrive at the same starting price as its predecessor: $399. We expect this to be a mainly 'internal' update for the Surface Go 2, with the device retaining its 10-inch 1800x1200 PixelSense display, USB-C connectivity, microSDXC reader, and the standard installation of Windows 10 Home in S Mode. The Surface Book 3 has a few advantages too - namely, an option for a 2TB SSD and a slightly better battery life - but we ultimately feel that unless you have a specific need for a powerful dedicated GPU in your laptop, you should get the Surface Pro 8.A previous leak from the FCC has also confirmed that the Surface Go 2 will support Wi-Fi 6 and will be available with optional LTE connectivity. The Pro 8 can also be outfitted with LTE connectivity for more effective mobile usage, and it also has a considerably lower price tag overall. Outside of the CPU and GPU department, the Surface Pro 8 comes out on top with its modern ports, which notably includes Thunderbolt 4. The Surface Book 3 will ship with Intel’s latest 10th Gen processors, with the base 13.5-inch model starting at 1,599 for a quad-core Core i5, and the 15-inch version using a quad-core Core i7.

This behavior for sure will end up in a screen damage once again. Now, after only one hour connected to the docking station, Ive noticed the screen is VERY HOT again. 13-inch 2880x1920 (267 PPI) PixelSense Flow touch displayġ3.5-inch 3000x2000 (267 PPI) touch displayġ5-inch 3240x2160 (260 PPI) touch display Surface Book 3 is OVERHEATING Recently I replaced my Surface Pro 4 due to overheating and bulging of the screen for a brand new Surface Book 3.

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