To get technical, the Surface Pro X runs an ARM64 processor, which is different from an Intel or AMD x86 one. While the Surface Pro X can run older desktop (32-bit x86) applications, it does so in ...

Microsoft is once again trying to perfect the Surface Pro design with a $799 12-inch version of its tablet and laptop hybrid ...

So why is it that, if you plunk down well over $1,100 for a new Surface Pro X, you can't use an ARM64 version of that Edge browser? Microsoft is clear that it is not shipping a finalized version ...

Still, it’s worth trying out if you own a Surface Pro X. While the ARM64 version enters into the Canary channel today, Microsoft revealed last week at Ignite that a final version of Edge ...

But the Surface Pro X shows that Microsoft has not given up ... The open-source media player VLC is even available as a native ARM64 client! However, the app's user interface is poorly optimized ...

Starting today, select Windows Insider beta testers can enjoy 64-bit app emulation on Windows 10 on ARM-based devices like the Surface Pro X. The new ... supporting ARM64 apps natively, emulating ...

It likely won’t work on your Surface Pro X. Currently, 64-bit Win32 apps (x64) won’t work on Windows 10 on ARM unless developers recompile their apps for the ARM architecture (ARM64).

The original device that would eventually be called the Surface Pro remains ... called Snapdragon X designed for laptops. The chips use the Arm64 instruction set, which competes with Intel's ...

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as we saw first-hand the benefits of Qualcomm's Snapdragon X Elite processors running cutting-edge ARM64 devices like Microsoft's "stunning" Surface Pro 11. As soon as a 5G-capable Surface Pro 11 ...