Microsoft Surface Pro 2 May Use Intel Haswell Processor, 8GB of RAM

Second generation Windows 8 tablet to feature considerable upgrades.

Microsoft's next Surface Pro tablet will feature at least a few considerable upgrades when it launches, possibly this fall around the release of Windows 8.1. According to NeoWin and WinSuperSite, the alleged Surface Pro 2 will be equipped with an improved processor, double the RAM, and a better battery than what is found in the current Surface Pro.
The Surface Pro 2 will reportedly utilize a 4th generation Intel Core i5 Haswell processor, 8GB of RAM, and is expected to last up to 7 hours on battery. In a separate report, NeoWin also suggests that a new Power Cover keyboard attachment will also be introduced, which includes a built-in battery to extend the life of the device even further. In our review of the original Surface Pro, battery life was particularly poor, so any improvements in that department are welcome.
The Surface Pro 2 is also said to use a "refined," two-position kickstand.
Pricing for the yet-to-be-announced Surface Pro 2 is still unknown, although it is expected to be in the same price range as the current model, which originally sold for $899.

 

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