Micro Center has
Microsoft Surface Pro 11th Edition 2-in-1 Laptop/Tablet (Various) on sale for
$799.99. Select free store pickup where stock permits.
Thanks to Community Member
PowerfulClover5848 for sharing this deal.
Note: Availability for pickup may vary by location.
Available Colors:
Specs:
- 13" 2880x1920 LCD PixelSense Flow Touchscreen Display, 120Hz Refresh Rate
- Qualcomm Snapdragon X Plus Processor
- 16GB LPDDR5x RAM Memory
- 512GB Solid State Drive
- Qualcomm Adreno Integrated Graphics
- Wireless LAN WiFi 7 (802.11be), Bluetooth 5.4
- 2W Stereo Speakers with Dolby Atmos Speakers
- Dual Studio Mics with Voice Focus Microphone
- AI-accelerated Copilot+
- Windows 11 Home
- Ports:
- 2x USB 4.0 (Gen 3 Type-C)
- 39 Watt AC Adapter
- Weight: 1.97-lbs (0.89-kg)
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Fixed itself after maybe 5 seconds but it did happen like 3 times. lol. Hopefully nothing terrible later on
2019 surface pro x running arm-based SQ1 cpu, soon dumped as open-boxes cheap at BestBuy 50%+ off.
Then Surface Pro X running sq2 was released, ditto - dirt cheap open boxes at BestBuy.
SP9 arm, and now SP11 SnapX arm.
....
These arm tablets aren't worth more than $400~ at best due to their huge incompatibility with regular X64/x86 windows apps, drivers, etc.
Ie. From 2019 until today, that's dog-dog years in computers, Microsoft STILL can't run a ton of apps and games, even VPNs on its ARM-based surfaces because it's freaking lazy or dumb in managing the compatibility emulator....despite billions of dollars in the bank and zillions of programmers.
This means - everyone buying ARM should expect incompatibility issues and NO guarantee of any support. MS simply hasn't cared much, doesn't care much if you run anything except Office, Teams, Outlook, and Edge - ie. Basic office worker tasks.
.....
If one Must buy a new Surface Pro, the Surface Pro 10 for business running a proper Intel CPU (or sp9 Intel model) are smarter choices.
2019 surface pro x running arm-based SQ1 cpu, soon dumped as open-boxes cheap at BestBuy 50%+ off.
Then Surface Pro X running sq2 was released, ditto - dirt cheap open boxes at BestBuy.
SP9 arm, and now SP11 SnapX arm.
....
These arm tablets aren't worth more than $400~ at best due to their huge incompatibility with regular X64/x86 windows apps, drivers, etc.
Ie. From 2019 until today, that's dog-dog years in computers, Microsoft STILL can't run a ton of apps and games, even VPNs on its ARM-based surfaces because it's freaking lazy or dumb in managing the compatibility emulator....despite billions of dollars in the bank and zillions of programmers.
This means - everyone buying ARM should expect incompatibility issues and NO guarantee of any support. MS simply hasn't cared much, doesn't care much if you run anything except Office, Teams, Outlook, and Edge - ie. Basic office worker tasks.
.....
If one Must buy a new Surface Pro, the Surface Pro 10 for business running a proper Intel CPU (or sp9 Intel model) are smarter choices.
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2019 surface pro x running arm-based SQ1 cpu, soon dumped as open-boxes cheap at BestBuy 50%+ off.
Then Surface Pro X running sq2 was released, ditto - dirt cheap open boxes at BestBuy.
SP9 arm, and now SP11 SnapX arm.
....
These arm tablets aren't worth more than $400~ at best due to their huge incompatibility with regular X64/x86 windows apps, drivers, etc.
Ie. From 2019 until today, that's dog-dog years in computers, Microsoft STILL can't run a ton of apps and games, even VPNs on its ARM-based surfaces because it's freaking lazy or dumb in managing the compatibility emulator....despite billions of dollars in the bank and zillions of programmers.
This means - everyone buying ARM should expect incompatibility issues and NO guarantee of any support. MS simply hasn't cared much, doesn't care much if you run anything except Office, Teams, Outlook, and Edge - ie. Basic office worker tasks.
.....
If one Must buy a new Surface Pro, the Surface Pro 10 for business running a proper Intel CPU (or sp9 Intel model) are smarter choices.
2019 surface pro x running arm-based SQ1 cpu, soon dumped as open-boxes cheap at BestBuy 50%+ off.
Then Surface Pro X running sq2 was released, ditto - dirt cheap open boxes at BestBuy.
SP9 arm, and now SP11 SnapX arm.
....
These arm tablets aren't worth more than $400~ at best due to their huge incompatibility with regular X64/x86 windows apps, drivers, etc.
Ie. From 2019 until today, that's dog-dog years in computers, Microsoft STILL can't run a ton of apps and games, even VPNs on its ARM-based surfaces because it's freaking lazy or dumb in managing the compatibility emulator....despite billions of dollars in the bank and zillions of programmers.
This means - everyone buying ARM should expect incompatibility issues and NO guarantee of any support. MS simply hasn't cared much, doesn't care much if you run anything except Office, Teams, Outlook, and Edge - ie. Basic office worker tasks.
.....
If one Must buy a new Surface Pro, the Surface Pro 10 for business running a proper Intel CPU (or sp9 Intel model) are smarter choices.
This chip is also nothing like the previous ones in terms of performance
You clearly havent used one, meanwhile I'm typing on one.
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It's a hell of a lot faster now with Snapdragon and while not perfect, it's perfectly suitable for a personal computing device now.
Normie do not have app compatibility issues. If you know what you need and what's compatible you'll get the gear you need.
2019 surface pro x running arm-based SQ1 cpu, soon dumped as open-boxes cheap at BestBuy 50%+ off.
Then Surface Pro X running sq2 was released, ditto - dirt cheap open boxes at BestBuy.
SP9 arm, and now SP11 SnapX arm.
....
These arm tablets aren't worth more than $400~ at best due to their huge incompatibility with regular X64/x86 windows apps, drivers, etc.
Ie. From 2019 until today, that's dog-dog years in computers, Microsoft STILL can't run a ton of apps and games, even VPNs on its ARM-based surfaces because it's freaking lazy or dumb in managing the compatibility emulator....despite billions of dollars in the bank and zillions of programmers.
This means - everyone buying ARM should expect incompatibility issues and NO guarantee of any support. MS simply hasn't cared much, doesn't care much if you run anything except Office, Teams, Outlook, and Edge - ie. Basic office worker tasks.
.....
If one Must buy a new Surface Pro, the Surface Pro 10 for business running a proper Intel CPU (or sp9 Intel model) are smarter choices.
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