At Microsoft's last product presentation before the end of the year, the Redmond-based company officially unveiled the much-rumored AIO Surface Studio, a device with a 28-inch touch screen that delighted all attendees and sent from many Mac users (Although it is difficult for them to recognize it). Little else except a slight interior renovation of the Surface Book (a device that is still not available in many European countries) since the Surface Pro 5 was not discussed at any time, despite the fact that they had been working on it for a few months.
According to WalkingCat, known for its leaks related to the Surface Pro, Microsoft is working on the fifth generation of the Surface Pro, whose launch is scheduled for April, along with the release of the next big Windows 10 update called the Creators Update. Likewise, one of Microsoft's product designers, Toby Fitch, affirms that they have been working for a few months on the new design that this device will offer us. But everything seems to indicate that the Surface Pro will not be the only one that will see its design change, since the Surface Book will also receive a small aesthetic modification.
Apparently, many have been the users who have experienced a problem of dirt build-up through the hinge system, something that will force the company to slightly modify its design to avoid this problem. But in addition, its interior could also be renewed after the presentation at the last CES in Las Vegas, of the new Kaby Lake processors, which allow expanding the memory making it compatible with the latest low-consumption models. This was also a problem for Apple when launching the new MacBook Pro models, and it forced them to use the Sky Lake veterans and which has earned it a great number of criticisms.