Surface Pro 10 for consumption will be officially presented by Microsoft next May at the new Surface event, where we will also see news in other models such as the Laptop 6. Everything indicates that it will be one of the pillars of the new generation of equipment with an ARM processor from Qualcomm’s Snapdragon

The Surface Pro is the star device in Microsoft’s own-brand hardware lineup and one of the best-selling 2-in-1s since it launched a decade ago. Clearly, Microsoft will do the rest with the consumer Surface Pro 10 if it wants to position “Windows on ARM” as a viable platform. And beat Apple.

Surface Pro 10 for consumers: Windows and ARM

The latest information (unconfirmed) speaks of a version similar in design and size to the business version. However, its 13-inch touchscreen I would install an OLED panel compared to the LCD of the previous one.

Of course, the big change would come from its hardware base, as compared to the Intel Core Ultra of the commercial version, the Surface Pro 10 would use Qualcomm’s Snapdragon X processors for consumption. These processors appear in the Geekbench database and the latest ones say oa Snapdragon X Plus which with a score of 2410 points would be on par with Intel’s equivalent Core Ultra 5 models.

This chip (model X1P64100) is believed to be mid-range with 10 Qualcomm Oryon processor cores. In any case, Microsoft will offer the option of choosing from several models, including the most powerful Snapdragon benchmark are confirmed in real computer tasks.

Another of the listed components was 16 GB of RAM. It’s the estimated minimum for PCs to work properly with AI models and will be a requirement that Microsoft will increase for future versions of Windows. The Surface Pro 10 for consumers will be announced in May and will be available in early summer alongside third-party models such as the Lenovo Yoga Slim 7 that leaked last week.