Empower your teams to work faster, smarter
and safer with Surface Introducing Surface Pro 6 for business
The new Surface Pro 6 is a lightweight and slim laptop that transforms into a business tablet, built for ideas. • Choose how to interact with type, touch or Surface Pen1 • Lower the kickstand for a more natural writing and drawing angle • Make it a full work laptop with the Signature Type Cover1
, a laptop-class keyboard in stunning colours2
Wherever you need to be to work, you’ll get everything you need from a PC in a thin, compact device that only adds 1.70 pounds in weight to your bag. Take your productivity to the next level with the faster processing speed of a commercial- grade chipset on the latest 8th Gen Intel® Core™, quad-core powered processor.
Work faster
67% faster than Surface Pro 5th Gen
13.5 Hours of battery life3 Work smarter
Work safer
Advanced security protection from Windows 10 Pro
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1. Sold separately 2. Available colours for Type Cover (sold separately) and Surface Pro 6 may vary by market and configuration.
3. Surface Pro 6 battery life: Up to 13.5 hours of video playback. Testing conducted by Microsoft in September 2018 and Surface Laptop 2 battery life: Up to 14.5 hours of battery life local video playback. Testing conducted by Microsoft in August 2018. Tested using preproduction Intel Core i5, 256GB, 8 GB RAM device. Testing consisted of full battery discharge during video playback. All settings were default except: Wi-Fi was associated with a network and Auto-Brightness disabled. Battery life varies significantly with settings, usage, and other factors.
Surface and Microsoft Office 365 are better
To learn more about the right Microsoft Office 365 package for your organisation, turn to pages 26 & 27. Alternatively, call our dedicated licensing team for more information 0870 429 3010.
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