Microsoft Surface Duo Could Ship Ahead of Samsung Galaxy Fold 2

Microsoft Surface Duo, a foldable device from Microsoft will reportedly start shipping in less than two months. The company was initially scheduled to launch the device for the 2020 Holiday season. However, Zac Bowden of Windows Central said in a tweet that Microsoft now intends to launch its first foldable device ahead of the second generation Samsung Galaxy Fold. While Samsung has not officially listed a launch date for Galaxy Fold 2, reports indicate that Samsung might hold its next Unpacked event on August 5 to launch multiple devices.

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Surface Duo Could Emerge Ahead of Galaxy Fold 2

According to Windows Central, Surface Duo will ship with the Snapdragon 855 platform, 6GB of RAM and 64GB or 256GB of storage. The Surface Duo will feature two 5.6-inch displays with a resolution of 1800×1350 each. The device will also be equipped with a single 11 MP shooter on one of the displays which would serve as a front facing as well the rear facing camera.

“I’m told Microsoft wants to launch Surface Duo before the Galaxy Fold 2 is announced,” Bowden said in a tweet. “So, before August 5th? We’re getting close. Assuming plans don’t change, Surface Duo should start shipping in less than 2 months.”