The tech and gadget industry is still as lively as ever and is the case we see year after year. It is not only the upcoming release of Windows 10 by Microsoft that is making the news as of late. On the hardware aspect, Microsoft is making yet another buzz with its upcoming electronic device that is the Microsoft Surface Pro 4, successor to the well-performing Microsoft Surface Pro 3 on sale.
But unlike the new Windows operating system getting an official release date, the Microsoft Surface Pro 4 is still relatively unannounced by Microsoft and whose surrounding details are only speculations coming from various sources. As early as now, however, ideas are consolidating just fine thus giving us a clearer picture of what the device may be upon release.
Speaking of both Windows 10 and the release of Surface Pro 4, rumor has it that the said 2-in-1 laplet device is likely to get released pre-installed with the upcoming operating system as opposed to its predecessors which run on Windows 8.1 OS.
Seeing the earlier release date of Windows 10 prior to Surface Pro 4, this more than likely a possibility, which, in itself, generates further excitement to those who are awaiting its release commercially.
Just like its predecessor, the Surface Pro 4 laplet device's external architecture design will be the same, including the size of the screen and the display resolution it runs on. The final hardware specifications is still uncertain at the moment, however, we may be able to see the Surface Pro 4 being powered by a 5th-generation Intel processor or a Core M processor, should the former be least feasible, and a storage capacity of either 512 Gb or 1 Tb. Moreover, we may be seeing the gadget released at a price tag between $1200 and $2000.
With all the hype that Windows 10 is generating on all platforms compounded by the general interest about the Microsoft Surface Pro 4, things are getting more exciting for Microsoft and fans this year.
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