Surface Pro 11

That's the 12 inch Surface Pro, which is a stripped down 13-inch Surface Pro 11 and uses a Snapdragon X processor with fewer cores. I'm not sure if Microsoft could have made it more confusing.

I'm not terribly impressed with the new devices, mostly because they don't fit my particular needs. However, the notion that has been previously expressed that Microsoft isn't serious about Arm is further dispelled by these new devices - and the fact that the business versions will also be Arm based

Yeah, I’ve been keeping an eye on the whole RAM shortage mess and the recent price hikes—it’s honestly highway robbery at this point. Because of that, I’m actually looking at the 'unopened/brand-new-in-box' market instead of buying retail. In my country, I can snag a Surface Pro 11 bundle (Snapdrago

It's even more insane, there isn't even Pro 11, there is only Pro 10 (just like with the 5 they decided to call it just Pro next). So you have: Pro (of course the first one wasn't called 1, at least that's normal), Pro 2, 3, 4, Pro, Pro 6, 7, 8, 9, 10 and again just Pro (called also Gen 11 for the 2

Microsoft has badly bungled how they name and market the Surface line. They even had a "Surface Pro X" and a "Surface Pro 10" which are not the same model! Having two different "13-inch", "11th edition" models and a "12-inch" model (unknown edition) on sale at the same time is frankly incompetent. T

You missed the window where it made financial sense to buy a Surface Pro 11. The recent price hike is rough — might as well wait for new hardware

For real? I sold my Surface Pro 11 to buy the A16. If I had known, I would've kept the pen.

I love the beautiful UI of this app. This looks promising. But I hope you fix the pen's responsiveness when drawing. It seems the reader takes a second to recognize pen input. My device is Surface Pro 11 with Snapdragon and I also witnessed this delayed drawing issue in bulit-in Photos app. I wonder

I don't understand why Microsoft never implemented it from the start. My Snapdragon X SP11 didn't have it, my Snapdragon X ThinkPad does. Lenovo does it better by having user configurable charging ranges, so I can make it start charging at 60% and then stop at 80%. A 50% charging limit is useless if

Just be aware there's a Snapdragon Business SL7 too (and Pro 11) so "Business versions of the SL7 or the Surface Pro 11" might still be something that doesn't work !!! Funny my comment suggesting precisely the same thing (and even in the more precise and useful fashion to get the Intel one) got remo