After much speculations on the cancellation of Microsoft Surface Pro series, latest reports now dismiss the theory as the anticipated Surface Pro 5 has allegedly been scheduled for release next year. More reports predict that the Microsoft Surface Pro 5 will most likely make its grand debut together with the other smartphone flagship, Microsoft Surface Phone 2016. Apparently, Microsoft Surface Pro 5 was not canceled but was just delayed due to several factors.
Latest reports believe that the Microsoft Surface Pro 5 is in the works and is just quietly giving way to some other devices. Microsoft surprised the tech geeks when they launched the Surface Book i7 and Surface Studio, as the newest members of the Surface family, at the recently concluded Windows 10 event last October. Reports justified that the Surface Pro 5 tablet has just been temporarily put on the shelves to guarantee yet the attention Microsoft desires for the two newly introduced devices.
Another delay factor for the release of Microsoft Surface Pro 5 is when Microsoft suddenly rolled out some updates to its predecessor, Surface Pro 4. Tech pundits took this release of fresh updates for its predecessor as a sign that Microsoft is just trying to postpone the release of the Surface Pro 5, Auto World News reported.
Glad to hear you’re enjoying your Surface Pro 4, @BarbBntley. https://t.co/rK4kEoF7TS pic.twitter.com/F1sX1cTN1t
— Surface (@surface) November 20, 2016
Rumors are widely spreading the theory that Microsoft will launch the highly anticipated Microsoft Surface Pro 5 at the upcoming Mobile World Congress 2017, alongside the Microsoft Surface Phone 2016. The latest smartphone flagship is allegedly not ready to come out this year too, so fans of Microsoft are now expecting a grand launch of the two latest flagships next year.
Furthermore, the Microsoft Surface Pro 5 seems to be an incredible tablet as another delaying factor points to the latest software inside the anticipated device. Reports say that Surface Pro 5 will sport the latest Windows 10 Redstone. This latest software from Microsoft is expected to come out next year, hence the Surface Pro 5 was not released this year.
