The never ending question: which one should I buy? In this guide, we'll help you decide whether you should get a Surface Pro (2017) or a Surface Book.
After a long wait, Microsoft has now introduced the Surface Pro 4 successor, but it's not called the "Surface Pro 5," instead it's simply called the "Surface Pro" without a number.
Although this feels more like a refresh, the new Surface Pro (2017) is lighter and thinner than its predecessor with rounded edges. The new version also sports the latest Intel processors. Some models have a fanless design, the kickstand goes down further, and you can expect longer battery life.
Indeed, it's the best Surface Pro yet, but it's not the only one. If you've been looking to get a Surface, you probably came across the Surface Book, which is also a 2-in-1 that packs some serious horsepower in a sleek and compact design that can make your buying decision a bit more difficult.
While Microsoft is targeting these devices to different audiences, the decision to which one to buy can come down to design, graphics, battery life, and pricing.
Full story from the WindowsCentral blog...
After a long wait, Microsoft has now introduced the Surface Pro 4 successor, but it's not called the "Surface Pro 5," instead it's simply called the "Surface Pro" without a number.
Although this feels more like a refresh, the new Surface Pro (2017) is lighter and thinner than its predecessor with rounded edges. The new version also sports the latest Intel processors. Some models have a fanless design, the kickstand goes down further, and you can expect longer battery life.
Indeed, it's the best Surface Pro yet, but it's not the only one. If you've been looking to get a Surface, you probably came across the Surface Book, which is also a 2-in-1 that packs some serious horsepower in a sleek and compact design that can make your buying decision a bit more difficult.
While Microsoft is targeting these devices to different audiences, the decision to which one to buy can come down to design, graphics, battery life, and pricing.
Full story from the WindowsCentral blog...
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