Just when rumors about software giant Microsoft quitting on its well-received PC hybrid production broke out, General Manager for Surface, Brian Hall made a potent move to subtly debunk them all. Personally penning his rebuttal on the official Surface blog, his indication of a Surface Pro 3 descendant was not to be ignored.
"We are pleased to share that the following Surface Pro 3 accessories are designed with our product roadmap in mind and will be compatible with the next generation of the 'Pro' line of Surface," Hall stated via Breathcast.
This saves the trouble of purchasing new accessories for a new Microsoft Surface computer. The accessories Hall was pertaining to include the type cover keyboards, power, ethernet adapters, and a docking station accessory. As the promising blog entry grew viral, Surface fans could not help but muse on possible specifications the forthcoming device will sport.
The device will be known as the Surface Pro 4. It is the current peak fans have reached through unrelenting info scavenging. But basing from the company's plans of having the upcoming device in renewed compatibility with its would-be predecessor Surface Pro 3, an alteration in size should be difficult to consider. But in any case a sort of modification will be imposed, it will most certainly be minimal. An upgraded device most of the time should not be denied of a crucial size increase. Even if it may seem barely noticeable to the naked eyes, its impact dwell on power and performance.
Although small changes on design are likely to be employed in the Surface Pro 4, users should watch out for Microsoft's tendency to shock and stun. To achieve the predictable feat (which it has effortlessly pulling off device after device), the large-scale company's exploitation may come from a well-crafted product roadmap, Gamer Headline reported. If Microsoft chooses to resort to its 'tried and tested formula', Surface Pro 4 may stand up as devices' biggest rival within its category.
Microsoft remains reserved of its future concoctions. Surface users, on the other hand, bet on having their device requests heeded. Gamer Headlines reported that aside from pacing to the rumored 2015 slate for the Surface Pro 4, the expectations of some patrons for a smaller machine also want attention.
