The highly anticipated Microsoft Surface Pro 5 may arrive in the spring of this year. Apart from it reportedly coming soon, the upcoming device will also roll out with the Windows 10 Creators Update installed.

The announcement was done during a New York event, according to Tech Radar. The Windows 10 Creators Update is set to arrive as the upcoming major model of Windows line, which was installed in the updated Surface Studio and Surface Book.

The release date of the OS comes with the news that Microsoft Surface Pro 5 will be unveiled along with it. It was at the recently concluded Mobile World Congress 2017 where enthusiasts got disappointed by the company's absence.

This has sparked more speculations that the upcoming tablet is scheduled to be announced at a better time, most probably when Windows 10 Creators Update comes out. Tech analysts believe that the powerful specs of the Pro 5 are compatible with the powerful features of the upcoming Windows operating system.

On the other hand, there are a number of fans who believe that the device will be launched this spring. The Surface Pro 4 came out in October 2015, igniting rumors that the next generation model will arrive in the same month the following year. However, no tablet was announced by Microsoft.

Afterward, the company made a compelling move when they offered the current model of Surface Pro at a lower price. This strengthened another rumor that the anticipated Pro 5 will come out this year.

Microsoft Surface Pro 5 is much awaited due the latest leak claimed by a Taiwanese electronics company, who also created Surface Studio. It is said that Surface Pro 5 will support 4K displays and will come out with an improved stylus. The stylus is said to have a wireless charging technology via a rechargeable battery.

Microsoft has yet to confirm the rumors.