Based o these leaked benchmarks, the Surface Duo 2 jumps up to a 1,091 single-core score and a 3,519 multi-core score. The difference in performance is mainly thanks to the newer Qualcomm processor.

The Redmond-based tech giant is expected to release it sometime in the Fall of 2021. The latest information about Microsoft Surface Duo 2 comes from Windows Latest.

KEY POINTS The Surface Duo 2 is the rumored next-generation hybrid phone-tablet from Microsoft The device is believed to "release in the second half of 2021" Microsoft has not yet announced the ...

Microsoft is willing to acknowledge that fact this time around. The new Duo even supports 5G. The Surface Duo 2 is also being pitched as something the original not-a-phone wasn’t: a fun phone.

Notifications on the exterior hinge of the new Surface Duo 2. (Microsoft Photo) Surface Duo 2 will start at $1,499, with an Oct. 20 release date.

The Surface Duo 2 is available for preorder now and will release on October 21st. Microsoft also announced plenty of other devices during its latest Surface hardware event and be sure to check ...

Pre-orders are available right now, but the Surface Duo 2 only gets a full release on the 21st of October, so there's a little while to wait before you can get your hands on the device.

Microsoft reportedly aims for a September or October Surface Duo 2 release date. If that’s accurate, the device will compete directly against the iPhone 13 series, which should launch in mid ...

Windows Latest reported that the Surface Duo 2 started development in the second half of last year, and is set for a release date in Fall 2021.

Microsoft’s next dual-screen smartphone, the Surface Duo 2, comes with a faster processor and a triple-camera system. Although it launches on October 20th, it’s available for preorder from ...

Microsoft’s Surface Duo 2 has been rumored to be underway since July 2020, and the latest from the grapevine suggests that it will be a 5G device. The purported sequel to Microsoft’s dual ...

The Duo 2, meanwhile, is a refinement of an eagerly anticipated new product that really didn’t pan out the first time around. Microsoft has been reasonably candid about the device’s failings ...