I recently heard comments saying that The surface 4 uses the latest USB type C port. Is that true?
Now we need to know if you mean Surface 4, Surface Pro 4, Surface Pro or Surface Laptop. We know that all of those products exist, except for Surface 4 and we know that all of those products feature an USB type A port.
Microsoft thinks that consumers are confused about and dont want the new usb. In this, they are wrong!
So, wait. With the adaptor, you can Connect a eGPUs to surface pro 2017?
Give it another year or two and USB-C will be standard. Then we will have updated Surface lines and everyone will be hap...oh wait there will be something new for everyone to want and not have on their latest surface.
Now we need to know if you mean Surface 4, Surface Pro 4, Surface Pro or Surface Laptop. We know that all of those products exist, except for Surface 4 and we know that all of those products feature an USB type A port.
I'd sure be interested in a Surface 4, with or without USB-C. The Surface 3 I had for a while was the ideal size and functionality but lacked power with that Atom processor...
Wery bad idea, especially that their Lumia 950 had one USB-C. There is no place for mini DisplayPort in 2017, and I think even SurfaceConnect, despite it's comfortably magnet based should be changed to something more common, more popular, and very FUTUREPROOF. I think lack of USB-C is a really big mistake, but whole laptop looks promising
hey matblaszczak, i have to disagree with the mini displayport statement. displayport is MUCH more common in monitors and projectors so its better to have that available for users. microsoft was thinking less about connectivity for the future and more with whats compatible starting june 15 when the surface laptop is released. usb-c will become more common place eventually, but the key word is eventually. on the plus side, they are making a surface connect to usb-c dongle. yes its a dongle, but like panos said (https://www.theverge.com/2017/5/23/15674254/microsoft-surface-usb-c-dongle?via=indexdotco) “If you love Type-C, it means you love dongles.”