That price can go up to as high as $2,499 if you choose to buy the 15-inch version with a Core i7 processor and 1TB of storage. The absolute cheapest configuration of the Surface 5, with a Core i5 CPU, 8GB RAM, and 256GB of SSD storage, will cost $999. In terms of pricing, Microsoft did ramp things up a bit compared to the previous generation. Preorders for the Surface Laptop 5 opened October 12 and it will be available for sale starting October 25. Microsoft offers a lot of flexibility when you choose your exact model of the Surface Laptop, and that hasn’t changed in this new generation. Surface Laptop 4 15″ Intel Core i7 Edition - Up to 16.5 hours

Surface Laptop 4 13.5″ Intel Core i5 Edition - Up to 17 hours Surface Laptop 4 15″ AMD Ryzen 7 Edition - Up to 17.5 hours Surface Laptop 4 13.5″ AMD Ryzen 5 Edition - Up to 19 hours Surface Laptop 4 15″ - PixelSense 2496 x 1664 IPS Surface Laptop 4 13.5″ - PixelSense 2256 x 1504 IPS Surface Laptop 5 15″ - PixelSense 2496 x 1664 IPS Surface Laptop 5 13.5″ - PixelSense 2256 x 1504 IPS Intel Core i5-1230U (Surface Laptop 5 13.5″ only) Surface Laptop 4 15″ in Platinum and Matte Black Metal - 3.40 lbs Surface Laptop 4 13.5″ Matte Black and Sandstone Metal - 2.84 pounds Surface Laptop 4 13.5″ Platinum and Ice Blue Alcantara - 2.79 pounds

Surface Laptop 5 13.5″ - Fabric 2.80 pounds Metal 2.86 pounds

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