Microsoft announces Surface Pro 9 with an Arm processor option | IT World Canada News
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Microsoft Surface Pro X review: This isn't the long-lasting tablet we were hoping for | PCWorld
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Microsoft Surface Pro X: new SQ2 processor and platinum color option - The Verge
Microsoft launches the ARM-based Surface Pro X | TechCrunch
Amazon.com: Microsoft Surface Pro X - 13" Touchscreen - SQ 2 - 16GB Memory - 512GB SSD - WiFi + 4G LTE - Matte Black : Electronics
Microsoft Surface Pro X Gets A Refresh: SQ2 Processor And Platinum Finish
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Microsoft Surface Pro 9 5G review (SQ3): A beautiful lie | Engadget
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Microsoft Surface Pro 9 Hands On Impressions - IGN
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Hands On With Microsoft's Surface Pro 9: New Components Amp Up a Familiar Design | PCMag
Surface Pro X (SQ 2) Review - Windows on ARM
It turns out Microsoft's pricey Surface Pro X makes a great 'Chromebook'
Hands-on With the New Microsoft Surface Pro 9: New Colors, New Processors, 5G Option - CNET
Microsoft Surface Pro X Review - Microsoft's ARM-based tablet with poor compatibility - NotebookCheck.net Reviews
Surface Pro 9 hands-on: Intel and ARM share Microsoft's tablet | PCWorld
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Surface Pro 9 comes in both Intel and Arm flavors, absorbing the Surface Pro X | Ars Technica
Don't expect to see a Surface Go 4 with an Arm chip this year
