Microsoft's official store has begun to sell the commercial version of Surface Pro 8 for individuals and enterprises to order.Compared with the consumer version of Surface Pro 8, the commercial version of Surface Pro 8 combines the functions of laptop and tablet, and provides more powerful performance on the 13 inch screen.The difference is that the commercial version of Surface Pro 8 can choose to pre install Windows 10 Professional Edition or Windows 11 Professional Edition, and 4G LTE enhanced version is also available, so that users can work anytime, anywhere.
The commercial version of Surface with Windows 11 Professional Edition can ensure device security by deploying new security updates using cloud based tools.It also provides full control over the approval, scheduling, and monitoring of all Windows updates (including security updates, drivers, and firmware), simplifying the deployment and management process, reducing IT complexity, and built-in protection from the chip to the cloud.
The commercial version of Surface Pro 8 comes pre installed with the Microsoft 365 application and provides a free 30 day trial period for new users.Microsoft 365 combines excellent Office application efficiency with advanced security and device management capabilities to help users promote highly coordinated, centralized management and zero trust security solutions while providing security for enterprises, thus reducing IT complexity and cost.
In addition, the commercial version of the Surface Pro 8 has a longer equipment warranty and can enjoy a three-year limited hardware warranty.If you want to know more about the product details of the commercial version of Surface Pro 8 and the enterprise trade in policy, please visit Microsoft's official store.
The trial version has function restrictions and time restrictions. When the time comes, it needs to be activated, but actually it doesn't make much difference.However, if it can be activated, it is better to activate it.
The price of the commercial version may be slightly higher because it contains more business features and customized services. However, if you are an enterprise user and need to meet specific work requirements, it may be a worthwhile investment.For individual users, the standard personal version is enough for daily use
The personal version pays more attention to user experience and personal needs, without such strict commercial restrictions.You can choose the configuration freely, and there may be more personalization options on the software.However, the after-sales service may not be as comprehensive as the commercial version
The commercial version of Surface Pro 8 usually provides more advanced security and management functions for enterprise customers, such as Windows Hello for Business and customizable BIOS settings.It may also include extended warranty and professional technical support services
