Along with the launch of Windows 11 on October 5, Microsoft will launch its new line of Surface laptops and tablets. All of them will have the necessary features to be able to install Windows 11, including the elusive TPM 2.0 required by Windows 11 to function, although some have it as firmware inside the CPU and others as hardware on the motherboard.
In this way, Microsoft wants users who want to renew the terminal, know that the one they are going to acquire is made from scratch to move Windows 11. Without a doubt, a movement that will encourage many users who do not know how to configure TPm 2,0 or can't find the adapters for your motherboard.
The Microsoft Surface for Windows 11
The first of the products shown was the Surface Laptop Studio, a 14,4-inch touchscreen laptop with a 4.400 × 1.600 resolution of 120 Hz whose tilt can be adjusted in various positions to get closer to the positions of the tablets. It features 11th Gen Intel processors and there are options to come with an Nvidia RTX 3050 Ti with 4GB of GGDR6 memory or with Nvidia's professional grade RTX A2000 GPU. It will come with Dolby Atmos speakers, a 1080p webcam, 16GB or 32GB RAM options, and up to 2TB of Storage SSD.
The Surface Pro 8 tablet was also unveiled and is postulated as an update to the Surface Pro 7 that came out two years ago. It offers twice the performance of the previous model with 40% higher sustained CPU performance and 74% faster graphics performance thanks to the fact that it comes with 11th generation Intel processors, and 8GB, 16GB or 32GB of RAM. It comes with a 13-inch 2.880 x 1.920 screen, its battery lasts for an estimated 16 hours, it has a 5MP front camera with 1080p video and a 10MP rear camera with 1080p and 4K video support. Follow the trail of being compatible with wireless keyboards to make them portable.
The Surface Go 3 tablet is more focused as an entry-level. It comes with a 1920-inch 1280 x 10,5 resolution screen, 4GB and 8GB RAM options; and an Intel Pentium Gold 6500Y dual-core processor or a 3th-generation Intel Core i10100-XNUMXY quad-core processor.
They have also updated the Surface Pro X with a better processor, a 13-inch screen with a resolution of 2.880 x 1.920, a custom Microsoft SQ 1 or SQ 2 CPU and a GPU SoC, 8GB or 16GB of RAM and up to 15 hours. of battery life. It is an entirely Wi-Fi-only tablet, with no connection to mobile networks, for operators who need a high-powered tablet for demanding work. It should be said that all these Microsoft Surface models have the necessary features to move Windows 11, from RAM and SSD, to the TPM 2.0 security protocol, although some will have it included in the CPU.
Source: TechRadar
