A Surface Pro and Black Type Cover Bundle starts at $1,099

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A Surface Pro and Black Type Cover Bundle starts at $1,099
Looking for a deal on the Surface Pro tablet? How about this. For $1,099 you'll receive a Surface Pro powered by an Intel Core i5 processor, 256 GB SSD storage, and 8 GB of RAM. The price? $1,099.00, which is a $329 discount off of the original price of $1,428.99. The bundle includes a Surface Pro with 7th Gen Intel Core processor and the fastest start up and resume of any Surface Pro model yet. It also is equipped with all day battery life, a free three month trial of Adobe Creative Cloud Photography plan, plus 1TB of cloud storage with purchase. And to top things off, the bundle includes a Black Surface Pro Type Cover.

If 256GB of storage is too much for your needs, you can decide to select from a model with a core i5 processor, 128GB of storage, and 4GB of RAM for $899. And yes, you'll still receive the free black Surface Type Cover. The savings on this deal is $229 off of the original price of $1,128.99. The deals can be found only at Microsoft retailers. The deal with the Surface Pro i5 8/256GB configuration expires Sunday, while the one with the Surface Pro i5 4/128GB configuration expires December 2nd. By the way, the Surface Pen is not included in any of the bundles, and is sold separately.

Add Office 365 to your purchase and save $40. Add Microsoft Complete and save another $40. Purchase the bundle online by clicking on this link. Or, you can click right here to find the closest Microsoft Store near you.


source: MicrosoftStore
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