Not quite notebooks and not quite tablets, Microsoft's family of Surface devices has typically featured well engineered hardware that made compromises in the pursuit of versatility. Last year's Surface Pro 3 brought the thunder and showed just how good hybrid could be, but still left a little to be desired.
The Surface Pro 4 is a much smaller step forward, but a very meaningful iteration. A lot of little changes push the Surface Pro 4 out of the niche and into the mainstream. There's still a few "ifs" and "buts", but it is now a device that's much easier to universally recommend.
Once again, the Surface Pro 4 is available in a plethora of configurations, varying in power and storage capacity. Mine review unit was kitted out as follows:
Intel Core i5 processor
8GB RAM
256GB SSD
This retails for AUD$1,999, excluding the TypeCover. A more with a Core m3 processor, 4GB of RAM, and a 128GB SSDs start at AUD$1,349, which the family maxes at at ADU$3,339 with a Core i7, 16GB of RAM and a 512GB SSD.
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