The Microsoft Surface Pro 6 has been unveiled by the brand as a new device for consumers who lead fast-paced lifestyles that require enhanced levels of digital productivity.
Outfitted with an HD PixelSense Touch Display, the unit is capable of adapting to your every need thanks to the flexible design that works in tablet or laptop mode seamlessly. The lightweight unit boasts all-day battery life, an 8MP HD camera, an 8th Generation Intel Quad Core processor and a number of additional features that make it 67% better in terms of performance over the previous generation.
The Microsoft Surface Pro 6 is priced starting at $899 for the entry-level system, while the top-end will retail at a cost of $2,300.
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