Surface book or Surface Pro 4?
My opinion is that the hinge design makes the book a no-go for travel. That combined with the highly increased price.
If price is no object, the surface book looks pretty cool.
>>51279803
Pro 4.
>>51279803
PS4
Neither
>>51279803
I'll get SP4 with i5 and 4gb ram.
>>51279803
They keep calling the Book a performance powerhouse for creatives. Yet all I see a meh mobile GPU, a none-Wacom pen solution with no tilt detection and a ULV CPU.
Pro 4 and it's not even close.
>>51280154
>Guise look we put a dedicated GPU
>Can barely run modern titles at fucking 720p
If I had the money to blow I'd get the surface book. I want that dedicated gpu and powerful 2.6GHz i7 processor. It would completely replace my laptop and could be used as a tablet if it became necessary for on the go light use.
Pro 4 i5 8GB RAM 256GB SSD (the Toshiba one is faster than the Samsung one, it's luck of the draw which one you get).
Apparently both products have a lot of bugs right now. If they don't get fixed soon then I'm getting an iPad Pro and a ThinkPad
>>51280234
Exactly. It's a very powerful ultrabook, but priced like a workstation - better off with a powerful tablet that's actually in a form factor where the bonuses are useful.
I draw on my SP2 all the time and almost exclusively use touch to interact with it, I don't see how either of these things are particularly well done on the Book. Couple that with the similarity of the displays and battery lives on them and the Book just gets worse and worse.
Unless you have $2000 to spend on an ultrabook, in which case fire ahead - it's your money.
shame they didn't build an external GPU for the Surface Pro
