Lastly, swappable SSDs might finally be coming to the Windows 11 2-in-1, though it is not clear if there will be more than one slot. Unfortunately, if Microsoft did, then it may have been difficult for customers to get their hands on the Surface Pro 8, as AMD’s 5000 series Ryzen chips are hard to come by, thanks to the chip shortage. Replaceable SSD Hard Drives #Microsoft #Surface #SurfacePro8 /ITFftYG4dg 13" 120Hz High Refresh Rate Narrow Border Screen The only drawback will be that Intel’s 11th-generation processors are limited to four cores, so Microsoft has chosen to leave a lot of performance on the table by not sticking with AMD’s Ryzen family. While the tipster has not mentioned if it will be using the Thunderbolt 3 or Thunderbolt 4 interface, Intel’s 11th-generation chips support the latest Thunderbolt 4 standard, allowing you to connect high-resolution external monitors, a multitude of peripherals, and even an eGPU solution to play the latest games, assuming you can get your hands on a graphics card in this ongoing chip shortage. As Microsoft will use Intel’s 11th-generation processors, the Surface Pro 8 will have Thunderbolt ports.
The drawback to using this display technology will obviously be faster battery drain, but at least the 120Hz option will be welcomed with open arms. However, it does not look like Microsoft will use an LTPO OLED screen for the Surface Pro 8, and will probably stick to an LCD panel.
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