Most of the reviews have been near perfect

Most of the reviews have been near perfect
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The Microsoft Surface Pro 4 was released six weeks ago, but has proven to be the most critically acclaimed laptop/tablet hybrid of the year. Most of the reviews have been near perfect. TechRadar gave the device four-and-a-half stars.
“Has Microsoft at last crafted a tablet that can reasonably, without considerable compromise, replace your laptop? Short of going back to the drawing board on the battery with such as Apple A1175 Battery, Apple A1185 Battery, Apple M9324 Battery, Apple M8403 Battery, Apple M7318 Battery, apple PowerBook G3 Battery, Apple PowerBook G4 Battery, Apple PowerBook G4 15 inch Battery, Apple A1012 Battery, Apple M8511 Battery, Toshiba PA3285U-1BRS Battery, Toshiba PA3191U-1BRS Battery , this looks as close as it’s going to get,” claims the review.
TechRadar goes on to add that the 3:2 aspect ratio is ideal for those who want the middle ground between a work device and a multimedia device. They also praise the new Type Cover, which has better keys and a much better trackpad. Digital Trends also gave the Pro 4 a near-perfect rating.
“The Surface Pro 4 is a microcosm of the change Microsoft is trying to spur inside its own walls. Time and time again, it missed the opportunity to leap on a new trend in consumer technology. But not with Surface. This time, Microsoft is a leader. It’s setting the trend. And unlike its new competitors, it’s had a few years to work out the kinks.”
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We have a variety of devices: tablets that transform into laptops via a keyboard attachment (like the Surface Pro series), laptops that double up as tablets thanks to a reversible display hinge (Yoga 900 and the Spectre x360) and the unique Surface Book, which is a full-blown laptop with a detachable screen that makes for an ultra-light (but shorter battery life) tablet.
Despite Apple's selling its own keyboard accessory, the company's marketing is downplaying the iPad Pro's laptop capabilities – at least in this first-gen model. Lacking a trackpad or a deep ecosystem of software to support the form factor, it's easy to see why. So consider the iPad Pro's status as a true 2-in-1 the sketchiest of the group, even if future models will likely change that.