Microsoft strategy
Microsoft Surface Pro 3 has been on sale since last year, which triggered many speculations that its successor, the Surface Pro 4, is about to be unveiled and hit the market soon.
Sometime in April, there have been reports saying that the Redmondian company will be unveiling the Surface Pro 4 during the Microsoft Build Developers Conference held on April 29 to May 1 at San Francisco, California. But there was nothing about the Surface Pro 4 during the Microsoft event.
Now, the latest speculation is that the upcoming flagship laptop/tablet combo from the company will finally be launched alongside the Windows 10, Microsoft’s latest desktop and mobile operating system, in July.
Instead of the Surface Pro 4, Microsoft launched in May the smaller and more affordable sibling of Surface Pro 3, which is aptly called the Surface 3.