Ports are sort of boring but still darned useful and despite being thinner, the Surface Pro 4 still has USB 3.0, a Mini-DisplayPort and a Micro-SD card reader. That’s a lot of power on offer inside a 12in tablet but as mentioned earlier, you’ve got to pay a decent chunk of money if you don’t want the entry-level model. Inside the new slender frame of the Surface Pro 4 is, at the least, a 6th-generation Skylake Intel Core M3 processor but you can also get a Core i5 or Core i7 if you wish.

That said, we have taken and will continue to take a measured and phased approach to Surface Pro 4 availability to meet customer demand and partner expectations.” “We do not comment on pending market availability. We received the following statement on the subject. This is a real shame as it’s a big feature of the Pro 4 but things may change in the future. Note: The 1TB model is not available in the UK at the moment so the highest spec model you can buy comes with 512GB. Things start at 4GB of RAM with a 128GB SSD and improve the more you’re willing to spend. Of course, those with lower requirements can simply choose a lower-spec model. Microsoft has listened to demands and provided up to 16GB of RAM and up to 1TB of storage so those power users out there will be pleased.

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