With the Windows 11 update, Microsoft launched the Wi-Fi version of the Surface Pro X and adjusted the starting price to $899

When Microsoft launched the Surface Pro X in 2019, the ambitions of ARM-based notebooks and Windows on ARM seemed to have ended in failure two years later… But even so, they did not forget the Surface Pro X product. . Although Microsoft did not update this hardware at today’s Surface conference, they introduced a new pure Wi-Fi version and adjusted the starting price of the device to $899. Users can still choose SQ1 or SQ2 chips. In addition, the new product will also be pre-loaded with Windows 11, and will natively support 64-bit software emulation. The compatibility of the app should be much stronger than in the past.

The new Wi-Fi version will be pre-sold in the United States starting today, and it is estimated to be officially shipped from October 5.