Microsoft Surface Book 2 (15-Inch, Intel Core i7, Late 2017) with accessories. Microsoft promised 5 hours of autonomous work and 17 hours of video playback with a full charge. 3.02 lbs because of the batteries housed both in the tablet and in the keyboard. The Surface Book 2 overall, is heavier than its immediate competitor the MacBook. This gadget is heavier than an ordinary tablet let alone the iPad, though.

It features the PixelSense screen with support of the Surface Pen and the Surface Dial. The display/tablet part is lighter than that of its predecessor. Just like before users can still take the display off, clip it back, turn it 180 degrees and close the hybrid that way. Microsoft has honed the Fulcrum Hinge and it is now more robust and stable. The highlight of the family is the detachable screen. Microsoft is ambitious enough to promise gaming support on the Surface Books 2, saying it can work with the Xbox One controller. Moreover, the 15-inch models feature the discrete GeForce GTX 1050 video card with 2 GB of VRAM! The 13.5-inch models have an Intel HD Graphics 620 integrated GPU. The RAM is 8 to 16 GB, which is basically the innards of a top class laptop. The smallest storage capacity is 256 GB, while the largest is 1TB. The storage and the operating memory are still something to envy. This is an exaggeration because the i7 Surface Book 2 features 3240 x 2160 pixel resolution and that is less than 4K.

The hardware power is enough to render 3D images and edit 4K videos, Microsoft claims. The youngest model features just a seventh generation Core i5. All the previous models excluding the youngest 13.5-inch version are powered with Intel Core i7 CPUs of the eighth generation. The fanless hybrid comes in two versions: a 13.5-inch display and a 15-inch one. OctoMicrosoft unveiled the long awaited Surface Book 2. OctoMicrosoft Surface Book 2: More Power and New 15-Inch Size

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