Text looks great, too, with no jagged edges in sight. Lines drawn with the Surface Pen are so smooth you can hardly tell they're on a screen at all. This takes pixel density from 216ppi up to a huge 267ppi - narrowly beating the 12.9in iPad Pro's 264ppi, if you're counting. Screen resolution has also increased, up to 2,736 x 1,824 from 2,160x1,440 on the Surface Pro 3. Despite having the same footprint as last year's Surface Pro 3, thinner bezels mean the screen is 0.3in larger diagonally. Surface Pro 4 review: Displayīy itself, the Surface Pro 4 is a light, if slightly thick tablet with a 12.3in screen. I have the middle-of-the-road choice, so can't comment on the performance of the low-power Core m3 if Microsoft makes these available for review I'll see how big the performance drop is. Step up to a Core i7 and you'll pay either £1,499 or £1,799 if you want 16GB of RAM and 512GB of storage. Can't stomach that? Switch out the Core i5 for a fanless (and 20g lighter) Core m3 for a base price of £749. If you want to cheap out on a but keep the i5, half the RAM and half the storage, your tablet subtotal will be £849. Microsoft Surface Book review: Surface Book 2 is here, but what's new?
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