There are a couple of versions of the Surface Laptop 5 that can come to market: AMD, Intel versions - both in.13-inch and 15-inch versions - Alcantara, and metal versions. However, according to the recent specs leaks from Windows Prime, it could come even sooner than that at this pointĪs far as pricing goes, there are multiple options that we are expecting, mainly judging from past releases. According to Windows Central’s Zac Bowden, the second half of 2022 could be a better option for a Surface Laptop 5 release. We now know the eye-watering price of Nvidia’s RTX 4090 gaming laptopsĭue to the strains of the pandemic, it is much more common now to see Surface devices released in the fall. Microsoft’s Surface Laptop Studio 2 might get a massive performance boost At least Full HD 1080p would be great, with the separate IR sensor retained for Windows Hello face unlock.Signs point to Microsoft finally giving up on the Surface Connect port Slimmer bezels would be appreciated, provided there’s still space for an improved version of the 720p webcam. Bringing this in line with its fellow devices would make a lot of sense, and the 13.5in and 15in screens don’t need any other upgrades. To help accommodate this, a bigger battery or faster charging would be nice.
Considering how portable the Laptop 5 is (from 1.26kg), it’d make a lot of sense.ĭespite the Surface Pro and Surface Laptop Studio now having 120Hz displays, the regular Surface Laptop is still stuck at 60Hz. This doesn’t have to be 5G, but the Surface Laptop has never had even 4G before. We may see an ARM-based chip (such as the SQ3 on the Surface Pro 9) instead, but that seems unlikely at this stage.Įven if that doesn’t materalise, hopefully there’ll be some support for mobile internet. Microsoft ditched the option for AMD CPUs with the Surface Laptop 5, and there’s no sign of the company bringing it back.
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