Sadly, the Surface Book 3 was held back by the lack of H-series processors, which is even more disappointing considering that high price tag and the fact that Microsoft touts this as a gaming-ready device.

So, for the Surface Book 4, we’re hoping to see even more upgrades inside and out, starting with a more powerful processor. With 32 gigabytes of RAM, a super-fast SSD, and the ability to connect to two external 4K displays, it's powerful enough for developers to use for AI work.(Image credit: Microsoft) What we want to see in a Surface Book 4Īlthough the Surface Book 3 has a lot going for it – namely, beautiful design, a stunning display and a comfortable keyboard, it was pretty underwhelming considering that Microsoft had a little over two years to hone in and work on necessary improvements. It comes with Windows 11, Microsoft's first haptic trackpad, and a 14.4' PixelSense display.

The all-new Surface Laptop Studio is a desktop-level laptop that transforms into a Studio.

It features a magnetic pen cover, a Glance Bar that allows you to check notifications quickly, and a triple-lens camera with intelligent lens distortion correction.

The long-awaited Surface Duo 2 with MS 365 syncs effortlessly with your Windows PC.

The Surface Adaptive Kit includes raised, high-contrast keyboard stickers, Lanyard tabs, and more.

The Microsoft Ocean Plastic Mouse is made entirely from recycled materials.

It features a 10.5' display and the new Kids Mode.

The Surface Go 3 with Windows 11 that's 60% faster than the Surface Go 2.

The Surface Slim Pen 2 has magnetic storage and charging, plus haptic feedback for more accurate results.

The Surface Pro 8 comes with Windows 11, 43% more computing power, 16 hours of battery life, and high-speed Thunderbolt™ 4.

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