Jul 12, 2016 09:34 AM EDT By Don Don Navidad, UniversityHerald Reporter

Microsoft "Surface Pro 5" is slated to be launched in 2017, when the technology company Intel will unleash their new Intel Kaby Lake processor and Microsoft will set free the Windows 10 Redstone 2.

The Windows 10 Redstone 2, is the operating system that will be installed in the Microsoft "Surface Pro 5." Rumor has it that the upcoming hybrid will be launched sooner, but no official word has surfaced to claim the news.

But, when Shubhan Chemburkar, an Indian app developer, recently visited the building 88 of Microsoft and had an image of a wall dedicated to the technology company's releases over the years. The photo showed the "Surface Book" and "Surface Pro 4," however, there was one particular place that indicated a 2016 release and had the caption coming soon, according to The Verge.

It can be speculated that it could be the "Surface Pro 5," and based on the photo, the upcoming gadget will be introduced to the public before 2016 ends. There's also a possibility that the spot is intended for a different device, Ecumenical News reported.

Last month, the tech giant is said to introduce a Surface AIO PC - serving in place to "Surface Book 2." If the report was in accordance with fact, then the circulating report about the 2017 release of "Surface Pro 5" still stand, DigiTimes reported

The image of the dedicated wall of Microsoft also displayed that there are three more spots for Surface devices to fill and it is believed that the upcoming Pro 5 will be one of those gadgets.

The upcoming device of Microsoft is said to be the best hybrid laptop once it is unleashed to the public. As Microsoft "Surface Pro 5" was claimed to be installed with impressive specs and features.

However, Microsoft has yet to unleash an official statement regarding their plan for 2016. It has been said that all of the Microsoft's device releases are slated to come sometime in 2017, based on the report of Christian Times.

Here's a video of "Surface Pro 5":

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