Two things will immediately strike you about the new Surface Laptop: it’s amazingly light and sturdy, and it borrows a lot of its look and feel from the Surface Pro 4.
Think of the Surface Laptop as Microsoft’s answer to the MacBook Air: pricey, thin and with battery life that goes on and on and on. It’s not a Chromebook competitor, but a far more premium experience. It does, however, run the new Windows 10 S: essentially Windows 10, but limited to apps from the Windows Store.
At the time of writing, the Surface Laptop is due to ship on 15 June and is available to preorder from fave.co/2rkOjtZ. Prices are as follows:
£949: 128GB SSD, Intel Core i5, 4GB RAM
£1,249: 256GB SSD, Intel Core i5, 8GB RAM
£1,549:…