Microsoft Surface Pro 10, 13″ 2-in-1 Tablet & Laptop (Intel Core Ultra 7, Platinum, 16GB RAM | 256GB SSD)
$1,599.00
Price: $1,599.00
(as of Nov 19, 2024 07:37:44 UTC – Details)
Surface Pro 10 blurs the boundary between hardware and software for peak performance in a secured, lightweight device that adapts to any work style. Employees get the benefits of an AI PC that accelerates Microsoft Copilot experiences and offers integrated AI engines that enable the next wave of business features.
1.4 GHz Intel Core Ultra 7 165U 16-Core
64GB LPDDR5x RAM | 1TB PCIe 4.0 SSD
13″ PixelSense Flow 10-Point Touchscreen
2880 x 1920 Screen Resolution (267 ppi)
120 Hz Refresh Rate (60 Hz Default)
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Microsoft Surface Pro 10, 13″ 2-in-1 Tablet & Laptop (Intel Core Ultra 7, Platinum, 16GB RAM | 256GB SSD)
$1,599.00
Rogue87 –
A powerful desktop tower packed inside a tablet!
This surface is awesome! While the title says it’s 32GB RAM it’s really 64GB RAM! This bad boy is a powerhouse inside a tablet. They finally fixed the fan and heating issues that plagued older surface models. Tek-Co was extremely professional and answered any questions I had quickly. When it’s time to upgrade in 5 years or so I’d definitely shop with Tek-Go again!
Steve –
Microsoft Error
I bought this expecting everything to work. Guess what? No plug and play service is installed and that means no printer can be installed, even a new one. I stayed on the phone with Microsoft for several hours going from one agent to another and they couldn’t fix it and they wouldn’t send me a CD or thumb drive with Windows 11 so I could fix it. I returned it. This is the second one I bought and had to return for the same reason. Then, Amazon sent me an email telling me that I abused the return policy. I realize both tablets were on the expensive side but to accuse me of abuse because of 2 defective expensive products is unjust and uncalled for. So, Microsoft and Amazon need to get their act together. I bought a Surface Pro 10 because it was built before the crowd strike and … it had plug and play installed. I kept it.