While we haven't yet gone hands-on and tested the Pro 7 for ourselves, previous Surface Pro generations and Intel i7 10th-generation benchmarks give us an idea of what to expect. The Surface Pro ...

Tablet gaming has always been faintly frowned upon ... but I just hope it is affordable We recently tested out the new Surface Pro 7, running a handful of game benchmarks on it as part of the ...

Dan Ackerman leads CNET's coverage of computers and gaming hardware ... expert for CBS Mornings Getting to know the Surface Pro 7 is like visiting an old friend. Usually around this time of ...

The Core i5 model of the Surface Pro 7 is not much of a gaming machine. The Core i5 model comes with G4-level Iris Plus graphics. Unfortunately, they don’t make a meaningful difference when ...

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The OneXPlayer X1 Pro looks like a combination of the Microsoft Surface ... get a unique gaming PC with 64GB of RAM and 2TB of storage. The OneXPlayer X1 Pro's Intel Core Ultra 7 255H processor ...

But for a true gaming experience ... and better cameras. Compared to the Surface Pro 7, the Pro 8 is a big upgrade. But those new features don't exactly mean the Pro 8 is suddenly a monster ...

Could you expect to game on the Surface Pro 7? Sure, as Intel promises smooth 1080p gaming from its latest CPUs, but we certainly wouldn't buy this tablet for that purpose. You might be able to ...

The Surface Pro 7 isn't exactly on par with one of our best gaming laptops, but its integrated Intel Iris Plus graphics can handle non-intensive games at decent settings. The 2-in-1 ran racing ...

This is the Surface’s calling card that blazed the ... go for a laptop with a discrete GPU. For low-end gaming, the Pro 7+ can pull off modest frame rates at lower settings and a lower ...

The Surface Pro 7 still looks slick, but the problem is becoming the context, and it's an issue, at least in part, created by Microsoft itself. By 2021's standards, the design is looking a bit ...