The Surface Pro 8 lineup is leaking online as Microsoft prepares for its unveiling this week

Microsoft fans are eagerly awaiting the new Surface Pro 8 tablet ahead of its launch event next week.

They may not have to wait as long as expected. The specifications and photo of Surface Pro 8 have leaked online.

Twitter accountShadow_Leakposted on Twitter what is supposed to be the official retail list of the tablet.

The tweet allegedly included a photo of the Surface Pro 8.

The tweet claims to show a photo of the Surface Pro 8.

Two Thunderbolt ports and a narrow screen frame were also mentioned.

The applicant also claims that these will be “removable SSD hard drives.”

Surface 8 Pro will not be publicly revealed until Microsoft confirms it.

Many new gadgets are expected at the tech giant’s Surface hardware event, scheduled for September 22.

What is Surface Pro 8?

Surface Pro 8 is another device in the Surface Pro series from Microsoft.

These gadgets can be used as tablets by connecting a keyboard and then turning on Windows.

The series was released by Microsoft in 2013. It has been updated seven times, and if you count Surface Pro 7+, eight times.

The offer is usually updated every year in October – everything indicates that Microsoft will use the same scheme this year.

The price is not known yet. Surface Pro 7 will likely be the same price.

It starts at $749/£799 for the Core i3, 4GB RAM and 128GB SSD, rising to $2,299.99/£2,249 for the Core i7, 16GB RAM and 1TB SSD.

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