The Surface Book is for people who were never open to the idea of balancing a Surface tablet in their laps or typing on a thin Type Cover keyboard. But after years of trying to convince consumers that the Surface Pro could replace a laptop, Microsoft seems to have realized that some people don't want that they just want a laptop. That's the whole point, really: If all you cared about were feeds and speeds, you could buy yourself a Surface Pro 4 with 16GB of RAM and a 1TB SSD, and run Photoshop to your heart's content. Until you hold down a button to release the display, the Surface Book looks just like any other clamshell laptop, with a spacious keyboard and an apparently fixed screen. And a good few minutes passed before I or anybody else in the audience realized the device had a detachable screen.
I was sitting in the auditorium where Microsoft unveiled the Surface Book.
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