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hey what's up everyone this is Todd Hazleton from technobuffalo checking out the brand new Microsoft Surface book is announced today by surprise it's a laptop / tablet really awesome device has got a metal body here if I hold this button it will pop off the top there you go and now it's a tablet and now it's really neat so you either have a core i5 or core i7 processor and it starts at 1499 and that's at the top part and then the bottom part has a GPU which adds the extra power you need for you know video editing and stuff like that that Microsoft was talking about today and then it just sort of pops back on here it's sort of an electronic switch to take it off but then you just manually pop it on a little difficult with my tripod here but it pops back on there we go and you can see it has a little message there and says oh it's attached here unattached back would really just windows logo there on the right-hand side just the charging port it looks like the display port nothing on the bottom Microsoft logo on the left you have a full SD card slot to USB i believe it's three point oh and then the the pen magnetically sits here but also sort of pops off it they showed it in the demo that it should work just fine and sit there but it didn't really at all times again so you have the full keyboard here full Windows 10 it's a 10 point one touchscreen display you've got the live tiles in the Start menu we've seen that before in Cortana of course you can see asking anything right there on the display and then under the hood though you've got basically you're looking at 13.5 inch pixel sense display that's a 3000 by 2,000 pixel resolution so 267 I pixels per inch storage you either get 128 gigabytes 256 gigabytes 5 12 or one terabyte you're also looking at an office 30-day trial again 6th gen core i5 or i7 processor up to 12 hours of battery life intel HD graphics on the hifi version and then nvidia geforce is also an option on high five by seven version so those are some of the specs here and then get eight gigs of ram or 16 gigs depending on the configuration so prices you'll definitely jacked up a little bit depending on how you can figure it but nice trackpad here I'm really easy to use if it feels natural sort of like I'm coming from a macbook pro so I found that was nice and easy and it does feel solid in the hand it didn't feel too wobbly but it's also not as Sturgis in the laptops that I've used in the past you can see there's a little wobble right there whereas we use laptops that very much more rigid in that area but we want to give you a first look here at the new surface book from Microsoft this is Todd Hazleton from technical buffer