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Surface Pro 4 drought 'should be temporary' says Microsoft

15 January 2016 • 1 min read

Vendor says it is working with manufacturing and channel representatives as VARs report product shortages

Microsoft has pledged that a shortage of channel stock of its Surface Pro 4 tablet "should be temporary". The fourth iteration of the vendor's enterprise-targeted tablet launched in the UK in No...

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