Microsoft Surface Pro 5 will possibly be released in Spring this year along with a big Windows 10 update known as the Creators Update 

It may take a bit longer for technology enthusiasts to get a glimpse of Microsoft's upcoming Surface Pro 5 as it will not be hitting the stores in the near future. 

Microsoft failed to provide any information about the Surface Pro 5 on the recent MWC (Mobile World Congress) 2017 in Barcelona, Spain. Microsoft is also set to release the next big Windows 10 update which is known as the Creators Update. According to PC Advisor, the company could be waiting for the update to be released before going for the highly awaited Microsoft Surface Pro 5.

The Surface Pro 4 was released in October 2015, and many were expecting its successor to be released a year after, but that was not the case. The company also marked down the price on the latest Surface Pro, increasing rumors that the company is arranging for the arrival of the hybrid tablet. The Taiwanese electronics manufacturing company Pegatron, who made the Surface Studio, has been once again selected to produce the upcoming device.

The Microsoft Surface Pro 5 is reported to feature a 4K display along with an upgraded stylus. The pen is said to be charged wirelessly thanks to its rechargeable battery. The device will likely be powered by a Qualcomm Snapdragon 635 processor instead of Intel's Kaby Lake chip.

Tech Radar puts down a list of features that it would like to see in the upcoming new Surface Pro 5. According to the website, the company will try its best to address the complications faced by the users with their Surface Pro 4.