The next Microsoft Surface Book, which may be called the Surface Book 4, could see a radical redesign, Windows Central’s Zac Bowden believes.
Since the original Surface Book debuted in 2015, its main selling point has been its status as a true 2-in-1 PC: the screen physically detaches from the Performance Base, giving you both a basic, lightweight tablet and a powerful laptop with GPU and extra battery.
According to Bowden’s sources, this won’t be the case with the next-generation Surface Book. Instead, the new model will feature a non-detachable display, removing the breakaway-tablet format altogether.
