From the handful of systems we've tested with earlier Core M processors
from Intel, it's just not what you're looking for from a full-time,
all-day, everyday computer. The latest versions may be better, but we
have yet to benchmark them in a consumer laptop or tablet. A more
suitable choice for most will be the mainstream Intel Core i5. Microsoft
has updated the processors across the board in the Surface Pro 4 line
to Intel's still-new sixth-generation models, sometimes referred to by
the codename Skylake, and a configuration with a Core i5 jumps to $999.
Double the storage to 256GB and the RAM to 8GB, and you're at $1,299
(and that is the specific configuration tested here). You could spend
more than $2,000 for an even faster Core i7 processor and bigger hard
drive.
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