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The larger top bezel houses a 5MP webcam that can record 1080p 30fps video, along with an IR camera. ItвЂ™s important to compensate with a bright screen. Lower brightness really isnвЂ™t good on product like this because Microsoft uses these really glossy displays, making them harder to use in direct sunlight. These scores are pretty good, although theyвЂ™re mostly a bit lower than the results I got on the Surface Laptop Studio.Д«rightness maxes out at about 450 nits with 1,120:1 contrast, both of which are also lower than the Surface Laptop Studio. This would lower the refresh rate when youвЂ™re doing things that donвЂ™t need it, saving battery automatically while still giving you a boost when itвЂ™s useful.ДЇrom my testing, it supports 100% sRGB, 77% NTSC, 92% Adobe RGB and 83% P3 color gamut.

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The solution to this would be Dynamic Refresh Rate, a feature thatвЂ™s going to be coming in some future firmware update to the product. Obviously, by turning the refresh rate down to 60Hz, that helps. A small tablet like this just canвЂ™t house as big of a battery as a bigger laptop like the Surface Laptop Studio can. This is probably to preserve battery life. The Surface Laptop Studio ships at 120Hz, while the Surface Pro 8 ships at 60Hz. The higher refresh rate makes for smoother motions and an overall more pleasant experience, something that weвЂ™ve been seeing from mobile phones for a few years now. The resolution is the same at 2,880Г—1,920, but one thing thatвЂ™s different is the refresh rate, which is now 120Hz. Honestly, with previous versions of the product, it had been so long since the bezels had shrunken (2015, to be specific) that they looked so old even on day one.

ItвЂ™s got a 13-inch screen with a 3:2 aspect ratio, narrow size bezels, and bigger top and bottom bezels. Like I said, the Surface Pro 8 looks just like a Surface Pro X from the front. Display: Finally, the Intel-powered Surface Pro has narrow bezels Now, the Surface Pro 8 finally gives the Pro lineup a modern touch. But Microsoft stuck with that design for five generations, to where the Surface Pro 7 looked antiquated when it came out. It was the beginning of something though, and the Pro 3 is where that idea got refined. Before that, we had this weird 10-inch tablet that was too small to be used as a laptop and too thick and heavy to be used as a tablet. The Surface Pro 8 is the biggest redesign since the Surface Pro 3. ItвЂ™s about time that the Surface Pro got a proper redesign. Even the power button is on the right side. Microsoft keeps the volume rocker on the left side at the top, but thatвЂ™s about it. That version will offer 4G LTE, and there will be a less expensive Core i3 configuration. ThereвЂ™s also a business model thatвЂ™s coming in early 2022. It maxes out with a Core i7, 32GB RAM, and a 1TB SSD for $2,599.99. The product starts at $1,099.99 with a Core i5, 8GB RAM, and 128GB of storage. These are the specs of the unit that Microsoft supplied for this review.

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Windows Hello face authentication camera (front-facing)ДҐ.0MP front-facing camera with 1080p full HD videoДЎ0.0MP rear-facing autofocus camera with 1080p HD and 4k video

Surface Pro 8 supports Tactile signals with Surface Slim Pen 2ДҐ1.5 WHr, Up to 16 hours of typical device usageД¬ompatible with Surface Dial off-screen interaction Surface Pro 8 supports Microsoft Pen Protocol (MPP) Quad-core 11th Gen Intel Core i7-1185G7 Processor, designed on the Intel Evo platformДЎ1.3 in x 8.2 in x 0.37 in (287mm x 208mm x 9.3mm), 1.96 lb (891 g)

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