New Microsoft Surface Pro and Surface -Laptop are leaked today before unveiling the unveils

Smaller variants of the Microsoft Surface Pro and the surface laptop allegedly leaked through.

According to the German website Winfuture (via Toms Hardware), the company based in Redmond could present these two new devices during its interface announcement, which Microsoft confirmed on X today on May 6th.

To be clear, these new surface devices are not a new generation of machines. Rather, more compact variants of the existing Microsoft Surface Pro 11 and Microsoft Surface Laptop 7 are not many technical details or if these units are available, although we still have some indications of what may be expected.

First, is a 12-inch surface per 11. This rumored 2-in-1 tablet has reportedly reported a pixels-sensense-flow-LCD touchscreen with an unexpected update rate. The alleged leak claims that this Surface Pro 11 has a Snapdragon x plus chip, 16 GB RAM and configurable with 256 GB and 512 GB storage space. This machine is said to last 16 hours if you play video on site and have two USB-C connections.

Next we have a 13-inch surface laptop 7 to sit next to the currently available models of 13.8 inches and 15-inch models. This traditional Clamshell laptop will also have a Pixelsense -Flow -Lcd -Panel with a reduced update rate of 60 Hz instead of 120 Hz. Winfuture's report says that this laptop reports the above Snapdragon X Plus Chip as well as 16 GB RAM and its selection of 256 GB or 512 GB memory.

This notebook supposedly has the same keyboard in the island style, a glass touchpad and a built-in fingerprint reader next to the keyboard. As with the rumored 12-inch surface Pro 11, the Surface Laptop 7 will have two USB-C connections, but also a 3.5 mm headphone jack.

An interesting thing about this alleged leak is that none of these devices is equipped with a strength brick. If you want to calculate you, you need to use your own USB-C charger with at least 27 W electricity.

outlook

As always, take everything with a healthy dose of skepticism. The Surface announcement by Microsoft is today, so we will soon find out more about these machines, especially how much they could cost in view of the ongoing tariffs.

We keep you up to date, so stay tuned!

More from Tom's Guide

Back to laptops

Leave a Comment Cancel reply