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Microsoft Surface Pro (2017) vs Surface Laptop vs Surface Book: What’s the difference?

Posted on May 25, 2017January 21, 2019 By Jarvis

It’s been a busy month for Microsoft.

A couple weeks after announcing the new Surface Laptop and Windows 10 S, it has announced the successor to the Surface Pro 4. But instead of being named Surface Pro 5, it’s just called Surface Pro. So, how does it compare to the new Surface Laptop, or even last year’s Surface Book? It’s a good question to ask yourself before deciding to spend your hard-earned cash on the latest Surface device.

To help you out, we did all the leg work and pitted the three devices against each other spec by spec.

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Surface Pro (2017) vs Surface Laptop vs Surface Book: Design

  • New Surface Pro (2017) said to be lightest Pro ever at 768g
  • New hinge system on new Surface Pro (2017)
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    https://www.pocket-lint.com/laptops/buyers-guides/microsoft/141126-microsoft-surface-pro-vs-surface-laptop-vs-surface-book
Computers & IT Tags:laptop, Microsoft, microsoft surface, Microsoft Surface Pro, Surface, Surface Book, Surface Laptop, surface pro, Surface Pro 4, Windows, Windows 10

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