Surface Book

[tzifanya54]

Huh they exactly the same.  3.48 pounds

I wasn't clear. It feels a lot clumsier and heavier based on the build. At least those were my findings, and I think that's what he meant.

[Super Speed]

Huh they exactly the same.  3.48 pounds

My Macbook weighs under 2 lbs...

[ya]

My Macbook weighs under 2 lbs...

Macbook pro?

[skyguy918]

And this thing feels like there are rocks in it compared to the Macbook

My Macbook weighs under 2 lbs...

There has literally never been a Macbook less than 2 pounds. Sounds like you're talking about the current 12" Macbook (which is listed at 2.02 pounds). In which case the question is, who said anything about the Macbook? That Macbook doesn't stack up performance-wise, and it's smaller, making a comparison irrelevant. The comparison would be to the Macbook Pro 13", which weighs 3.48 pounds.

[Super Speed]

There has literally never been a Macbook less than 2 pounds. Sounds like you're talking about the current 12" Macbook (which is listed at 2.02 pounds). In which case the question is, who said anything about the Macbook? That Macbook doesn't stack up performance-wise, and it's smaller, making a comparison irrelevant. The comparison would be to the Macbook Pro 13", which weighs 3.48 pounds.

I have the current macbook, I thought it was 1.98, I guess that's my mistake, as far as performance I find it as quick or quicker than other i7s out there.

[ya]

I have the current macbook, I thought it was 1.98, I guess that's my mistake, as far as performance I find it as quick or quicker than other i7s out there.

The Macbook has a Core M so your saying the Core M is faster then most i7s ?? that seems insane.

[jackofall]

Just bought the pro4, why are the Keyboards from Msft so expensive, any cheaper options out there? if yes, what am I loosing out by getting the cheaper ones?

TIA