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Microsoft Surface Phone Could Be The Tough Rival Of Apple iPhone With Full Versions Of Windows Software And ARM Processor [VIDEO]

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The Surface Phone is said to be the handset salvation of Microsoft. The Microsoft Surface Phone is speculated to be just as powerful as a person's home computer. The Surface Phone could be the tough rival of Apple iPhone with full versions of Windows software and an ARM processor.

The Microsoft Surface Phone will reportedly rival Apple iPhone with full versions of Windows software and an ARM processor. The upcoming Microsoft device is said to be a PC in a pocket. The Microsoft Surface Phone is designed for tech fans as well as for business purposes. Rumor has it that the Microsoft Surface Phone runs both iOS and Android apps on Windows 10 with minimal coding, dubbed as the Bridge Solution.

Nonetheless, the basic version of the Microsoft Surface Phone will be available with a 4GB of RAM, while the premium model comes along with an 8GB of RAM, according to Trusted Reviews. The Surface Phone could possibly sport Intel's Kaby Lake processor, a USB port, a 5.5-inch Active-Matrix Organic Light-emitting Diode display and a liquid cooling tech. The highly anticipated Microsoft device could also be equipped with a Surface Pen and a fingerprint sensor. The Microsoft Surface Phone is anticipated to have a price tag of $750.

In terms of the Microsoft Surface Phone release date, the device was beforehand believed to slam other flagship smartphones when released this year. Nevertheless, a Reddit user zombieacc, who claims to be a former Microsoft contractor, posted that the Surface Phone would be unleashed in 2018 or 2019. The tech giant is reportedly rolling out a different Windows 10 Phone this 2017.

The Reddit user has also claimed that the tech titan will continue working with the Microsoft Surface Phone. Based on the Reddit user's observation, the delay of the Microsoft Surface Phone could be one of the tech giant's marketing strategies.

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