The Surface Pro 9's display is also more energy efficient thanks to its dynamic refresh rate that can scale down when needed. This means that the Surface Pro 9 looks and feels smoother to use, most noticeably when scrolling webpages and inking. The new Surface Pro 9 features a dynamic refresh rate of up to 120Hz, compared to the Surface Pro X which features a fixed refresh rate at 60Hz. The differences come in refresh rate, which is a noticeable difference when compared side by side.

They feature the same size and resolution at 13-inches 2880 x 1920, which offers a crisp 267 PPI for clear text and images. The displays on both the Surface Pro 9 and Surface Pro X are both very similar and also quite different. The Surface Pro X is already available and can be found for less than $800 these days. The Intel model should start at about $999 while the ARM model should start at about $1,299. The Pro 9 should start shipping on October 25 pre-orders are open now. Microsoft Pluton, Windows Hello IR camera, Windows 11 Secured-core PC

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