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1 of 12The Surface Pro 4 runs the new Windows 10Microsoft -
2 of 12It's reduced size and weight make it easier to transport.Microsoft -
3 of 12The keyboard is designed to sit raised off the table.Microsoft -
4 of 12Redesigned keys allow for faster and quieter typing. A fingerprint sensor has been added to the keyboard as well.Microsoft -
5 of 12It's display is slightly smaller than Apple's iPad ProMicrosoft -
6 of 12The stylus boasts 1,024 levels of pressure in the tip and a digital eraser on the back.Microsoft -
7 of 12Magnets allow it to be stored on the tablet's edge.Microsoft -
8 of 12It's personal assistant Cortana will help with a variety of tasks.Microsoft -
9 of 12The keypad is larger and has 5-point multitouchMicrosoft -
10 of 12Improved speed with up to 16GM of RAM and 1TB storage.Microsoft -
11 of 12It's improved camera now has autofocus as well.Microsoft -
12 of 12The keyboard doubles as a soft cover.Microsoft
Microsoft’s Surface Pro—a tablet with the technical specifications of a laptop—is getting an upgrade. During a presentation Oct. 6 in New York City, the company unveiled a new version, the Surface Pro 4. The device, starting at $899, includes upgrade such as fingerprint sensor on the keyboard, a new pen for writing and drawing on the screen, and more powerful internal hardware. The device will compete in an increasingly crowded space that will soon include Google’s Pixel C and Apple’s iPad Pro. Here’s a closer look at the hardware.
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