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Microsoft has released a new firmware for the Surface Pro 8. It fixes taskbar flickering, device freezes, and other issues.
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If you own one of Microsoft's eighth-generation Surface Pro tablets, you may want to check out Windows Update. There, you will find a big new firmware update with multiple fixes and improvements.
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If your Surface Pro 9 with Intel processors or the Surface Pro 8 has problems with audio recording or playback, the April 2024 firmware update is here to save the day with its audio improvements.
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Microsoft has started rolling out new firmware updates for the 5G-enabled Surface Pro 9 with the SQ3 processor and the Surface Pro 8. The release resolves graphic issues and improves stability.
Microsoft has started rolling out new firmware updates for several Surface Pro tablets. New drivers are now available for the Surface Pro 8, 7 Plus, 6, and 5th generation Surface Pro devices.
A selection of Surface tablet and laptop devices can now have some of their parts repaired by their owners by buying those pieces directly from the Microsoft Store, and tools from iFixit.
Microsoft has released a new firmware update for those owning the Surface Pro 8. The latest version resolves display flickering issues, improves Windows Hello and camera performance, and fixes BSODs.
Microsoft's previous-gen Surface Pro tablet has received a significant firmware update. The latest release adds numerous new drivers to address security vulnerabilities and improve system performance.
The Surface Pro 9 is now official. Despite having very few visual changes, Microsoft's latest "pro-grade" tablet offers several notable changes. Here is how it compares to its predecessors.
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As the back-to-school season approaches, Microsoft is offering many of its Surface computers and smartphones with discounts you should not miss. Save up to $579 on select devices and configs.
The May 2022 firmware update is now available for the Surface Pro 8. It brings critical security fixes, system stability improvements, plus better inking with the Surface Slim Pen 2.
There's nothing more frustrating than reading a glowing review of a device by someone who didn't pay for it. The pros and cons become important when there's a connection between wallet and device.
This week, Microsoft launched new Surface hardware, including the Laptop Studio, Windows 11 headed to the Release Preview channel, a new Halo Infinite technical preview arrived, and more.
Microsoft today showed off the Surface Pro 8 with a redesigned design that brings a larger display with a high refresh rate, support for Thunderbolt 4 ports, a new Slim Pen, and 11th-gen Intel chips.
Microsoft is expected to announce new Surface hardware at its event later today. The company will be streaming the event live. You can also follow Neowin to stay up to date with the announcements.
An image of a purported storefront listing of Microsoft's upcoming Surface Pro 8 has leaked online. Apparently, the device will pack a 13-inch 120Hz display and support for Thunderbolt.
This week in Microsoft news, Windows 11 Dev channel users start testing a new branch of early development builds, the company announces a hardware event for new Surface devices, and more.
Microsoft is sending out invites for an event on September 22. The invite houses a Surface Pro-looking device, hinting at a possible new model. A Surface Duo 2 might also be on the cards.
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It's almost a new year, and while 2020 was great for Microsoft products, 2021 should be an even bigger year with a renewed emphasis on Windows, new Surface products to show it off, and more.
More details of the upcoming Surface Pro 8 have leaked, corroborating earlier reports of a minor refresh. The leaks hint at the configuration options for both the LTE and Wi-Fi-only models.
Benchmarks of Surface devices running new Intel and AMD processors have been spotted. The two listings include devices with Intel's 11th-gen chip and a custom AMD offering, likely for the Laptop 4.
Supposed images of the Surface Pro 8 and Laptop 4 have leaked. The Pro 8 might also feature an LTE variant. The refresh is expected to be minor, with the launch expected to happen in January 2021.
A seller claiming to have an engineering sample of the Surface Pro 8 sold his unit on eBay this week. If it's legitimate, it has the same design as the Pro 7, but comes with Tiger Lake chips.
Microsoft has a big year coming up. With the Xbox Series X, Surface Neo, Surface Duo, and Surface Hub 2X, there's a lot to look forward to. And those are just the things that we know about.
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