There's no fancy tricks to be found here. Of course, Microsoft’s vision of the convertible form-factor is still going strong – the Surface Pro is now in its seventh generation – but the firm has since expanded its portfolio to include a pretty conventional laptop. Dubbed Surface, Microsoft claimed the device would enable users to power through an Excel spreadsheet at their desks, before unclipping the keyboard (sold separately) to watch a movie or play some games on the way home, just like you would with like an iPad. At the time, the Redmond-based company – traditionally known for its software, not its hardware prowess – was singing the praises of its tablet-cum-laptop form-factor. When Microsoft introduced its Surface hardware line, it seemed the last thing on its mind was to build a conventional laptop.
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