Mircosoft Surface Duo is one of the most anticipated devices of 2020. The Redmond company [19459002] first demonstrated it in October 2019. It is expected to release sometime during this year's holiday season. Since its initial introduction, the product has been officially teased on numerous occasions, in addition to being spotted with certification bureaus. The dual-screen device now appears on the FCC, which is usually considered the last hurdle before launch.
Microsoft Surface Duo upcoming listing on the FCC was first seen 1900 [1945] According to the publication, the FCC tested both screens of the device along with its hinge. As usual, the bureau also tested the device's networking capabilities.
Although one of the tests mentions NFC, Windows Central reports that retail units will not have tap and pay support. Additionally, it notes that it may be available for purchase prior to holiday season as the confidentiality agreement is valid until October 29. This is because after that date, the FCC will publicly release images of the Surface Duo along with its management and Microsoft definitely doesn't want her product to be leaked before the official release.
According to previous leaks, the first Android device in the Surface lineup will be powered by a Qualcomm Snapdragon 855 SoC paired with 6GB of RAM and up to 256GB of storage. It will detect two 5,6-inch AMOLED displays with 1800 × 1350 resolution with 401 ppi and 4: 3 aspect ratio.
Other features include a single 11MP camera, fingerprint sensor, USB Type-C port, nano SIM card slot, Surface Pen support, Android 10 and a 3460 mAh battery.
