# SURFACE PRO FULL REVIEW

                            SURFACE PRO FULL REVIEW
The Surface Pro is everything we've ever wanted from Microsoft's Surface line. It fixes the few remaining problems from the Surface Pro 4, a machine that I adored. And yet it's far less exciting than its predecessors. It's the second incremental upgrade since the Surface Pro 3, and while there's something to be said for sticking with a solid design, in a way it feels like we've seen all of this before. Given that it's been a year and a half since the launch of the Surface Pro 4, I expected more.



Design

At first glance, the new Surface Pro looks just like the last, the Surface Pro 4. It even has the same, admittedly gorgeous, 12.3-inch PixelSense touchscreen with a 2,736 x 1,824-pixel resolution.
But, a keen eye will notice key differences. For one, the magnesium-aluminum alloy frame is rounded at the edges more dramatically than before. 
If you’ve been using a Surface Pro 4 frequently before picking this one up, your fingers will tell the difference before your eyes do.
Another key change comes in the hinge, which has been improved through drawing inspiration from the Surface Studio. The hinge now bends back even further than before to a new “Studio mode” that makes for a narrower, 165-degree angle at which to draw than before.


BrandMicrosoft
SeriesSurface Pro 4
ColourSilver
Item Height8 Millimeters
Item Width20.1 Centimeters
Screen Size31.242 Centimeters
Maximum Display Resolution2736 x 1824
Item Weight785 g
Product Dimensions29.2 x 20.1 x 0.8 cm
Batteries:1 Lithium ion batteries required. (included)
Item model numberCR5-00028
Processor BrandIntel
Processor TypeCore i5
RAM Size4 GB
Memory TechnologyDDR3
Hard Drive Size128 GB
Hard Disk TechnologySolid State Drive
Audio DetailsHeadphones
Speaker DescriptionStereo speakers with Dolby sound
Graphics CoprocessorIntel Integrated Graphics
Wireless Type802.11bgn
Number of USB 3.0 Ports1
Number of Audio-out Ports1
Card ReaderSecure Digital card
Operating SystemWindows 10
Average Battery Life (in hours)9 Hours
Lithium Battery Energy Content3 Watt Hours
Number of Lithium Ion Cells6
Included ComponentsTablet, Surface Pen, Power Adapter, (Type Cover to be bought separately)
Comparison of different laptops:

                                                                                                                    
8 GB4 GB8 GB
Connectivity TechnologywifiWirelessWirelessWireless
Processor (CPU) ModelCore i5Core i5Core i5Core i5
Processor (CPU) ManufacturerIntelIntelIntelIntel
Processor (CPU) Speed1.8 GHz2.5 GHz1.6 GHz
Display Size31.24 Centimetres13.3 inches14 inches13.3 inches
Graphics CoprocessorIntel Integrated GraphicsIntel HD Graphics 6000IntegratedIntel HD 6000
Hard disk DescriptionSolid State DriveSolid StateSerial ATADDR3
Hard Disk Size128 GB128 GB500 GB128 GB
Item Weight0.79 kg1.35 kg2.4 kg1.35 kg
Model NumberCR5-00028MacBook Air510-14IKBMMGF2HN/A
Operating SystemWindows 10MacOS SierraWindows 10 HomeMac OS X

Surface Pen gets a big boost 

Why Microsoft opted not to call this the Surface Pro 5 is beyond us, as you can now see the firm changed practically every facet of the product. The Surface Pen got some of the most meticulous and belabored treatment.
For one, Microsoft upped the pressure sensitivity of its pen to 4,096 levels of detectable pressure, meaning creators have more control over the width and intensity of their lines in illustrations or designs than before. Perhaps more importantly, the Pen now sports a much lower latency, meaning that the tip of your Pen has a far lower chance of “leading” the ink on the PixelSense display.
Finally, the Pen also supports tilt detection now, though only through the new Surface Pro – the other current Surface devices will get the support for this feature through a firmware update.

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