With Surface Pro 3 we introduced click-to-OneNote functionality and that’s still here. We’ll also offer a range of changeable pen tips so you can customize your writing or drawing experience. We’ve moved the eraser back to the tail of the pen and added magnetic storage – meaning you can easily carry your pen on the side of your device. The Surface Pen frees you to work in ways that go far beyond what a traditional keyboard and mouse allow and we made sure that it continues to be an amazing experience with a redesigned Surface Pen that will be included with every Surface Pro 4 and Surface Book. More than half of our customers use the Surface Pen – it’s one of the things people really love about Surface. There are now 1024 levels of pen pressure and we’ve reduced the lag between your physical pen tip and the ink being rendered by 25%.

In fact, both touch and pen performance are upgraded with an even thinner display stack and the addition of our new Microsoft Pen and Touch sensor, our G5 chip. All of this improvement happens without sacrificing anything on touch and pen performance. The depth on the screen is something you will feel as you use it. With 5 million pixels (a 60% increase over Surface Pro 3) and contrast ratio of 1300:1, it delivers as much content as a 13” laptop, and with 267 PPI images and text both look amazing. The screen itself has made a huge leap forward – we created PixelSense technology to light up every one of your senses. While the height and width are the same, the screen size has increased from 12 inches to 12.3 inches. Surface Pro 4 has the same footprint that Surface Pro 3 had. This is a tablet that is designed to do serious work. Like every Surface Pro before it, it runs Windows 10 Pro and a huge array of powerful desktop software, so you’re not limited to a simplified or ‘mobile’ version of the software you depend on. Even with the increased performance, the new product is thinner (8.4 mm compared to 9.1mm for Pro 3), quieter, and will run cooler. Powered by the new 6 th generation Intel® Core™ M, i5, or i7 processors, it’s 30% faster than Surface Pro 3, which was already the standard for a fully capable thin and light Windows PC. Surface Pro 4 is the thinnest and most powerful version of the tablet that can replace your laptop.

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