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It ships with Windows 10 Pro rather than Home, which will excite IT types more than home users. Since this is Microsoft's own product, it's functionally a 'Signature Edition', which means there's absolutely no bloatware. The top model sells for $2,600 (16 gigs RAM and 1 TB SSD), and if you want a high performance Surface product sooner, you might want to consider the new Surface Book with the same Core i7 and NVIDIA graphics for $2,100, though that seems to be selling out everywhere.

For those with high performance needs, ample bank accounts and a little patience, the Core i7 with Intel Iris graphics will be out by late November. The improved Surface Pro 4 Type Cover is $129, and it's compatible with the Surface Pro 3 too. The Core i5 starts at $999, while the more desirable (for laptop replacement use) 8 gigs of RAM and 256 gig SSD model will set you back $1299. Pricing remains the same as with the Surface Pro 3 line, and that means you can grab the base model Core m3 for $899. Windows 10 brings further improved display scaling and (finally!) Adobe CC programs play nicely with these high resolution beauties. It's faster, the screen is a third of an inch bigger and it runs at a higher resolution. In Chief (twitter: Pro 4 is undeniably Microsoft's best Surface tablet yet that can replace your laptop. What's Not: Too small for some, not your device if you primarily want a laptop's ergonomics. Still one of the best 2-in-1s on the market among tablet-centric designs.

What's Hot: Bigger, higher resolution display than previous model, runs much cooler and quieter. Microsoft Surface Pro 4 Editor's rating (1-5): Home > Laptop Reviews & Tablet Reviews > Microsoft Surface Pro 4

How to enable turbo boost i5 on suface pro