microsoft surface pro 120hz thunderbolt surface

The removable SSD isn't a new feature as it was present in the Surface Pro 7+ as well, but will likely be welcome nonetheless.

The 13-inch display is also larger than the 12.3-inch one present in Surface Pro 7 and Surface Pro 7+. This is the first time that a Surface device will support a 120Hz display and Thunderbolt, which opens up a new avenue for gaming via external GPUs, among many other use-cases. According to the listing, the Surface Pro 8 will pack an 11th gen Intel processor (obviously), a 13-inch display with a refresh rate of 120Hz, Thunderbolt support, and replaceable SSDs. As spotted by The Verge, Twitter user has posted an image of what appears to be a digital storefront listing for the device.

Now, some details about the purported Surface Pro 8 have leaked. Although the company obviously hasn't confirmed what it will be revealing in three days' time, its promotional material hints at what appears to be the Surface Pro 8 along with the text 'Join us to see what’s next'. Microsoft has an event planned for September 22, which it has been promoting for the past couple of weeks.

Microsoft surface pro 120hz thunderbolt surface