Storage choices are 128GB, 256GB, 512GB, and new 1TB. Besides 4GB and 8GB RAM options, Microsoft has made available a 16GB one for extreme multitasking. Under the hood, the tablet has either the basic Intel Core m3-6Y30 processor with Intel HD 515 integrated graphics, mid-range Core i5-6300U with Intel HD 520, or higher-end Core i7-6650U with Iris GPU.
The PixelSense-branded panel has 2736 x 1824 pixels, up from 2160 × 1440, and retains the same productivity-centric 3:2 aspect ratio. Screen size increase is followed by improved resolution. Microsoft has squeezed in the bigger screen without increasing the footprint of the device by making the LCD bezel thinner. The 10-point multi-touch display now has a diagonal of 12.3 inches, up from 12”. The new Surface Pro retains the same form factor with an adjustable kickstand on the back and magnetic system for attaching the keyboard. It’s 1.69 pounds on models with the basic Intel Core m3 processor and 1.73 pounds on the Intel Core i5 and i7-based models, as opposed to Pro 3’s 1.76 lbs. The Microsoft Surface Pro 4 measures 0.33” in profile, down from previous 0.36”. The new version has a slightly bigger screen, new 6th Generation Intel Core “Skylake” processors, increased maximal RAM and data storage capacity, improved keyboard cover and stylus, support for facial recognition-based system logins, and of course Windows 10 (Pro) OS instead of old 8.1. Microsoft’s new Surface Pro 4 tablet brings several feature improvements over the previous Surface Pro 3, while being thinner and lighter at the same time.
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