 Hey guys, this is Tom Warren with The Verge and we're looking at the Surface laptop. It's not quite called the Surface laptop, it's the Surface Book and essentially it's Microsoft's tape on the laptop. So you've got a button on the side here which detaches the display and essentially it turns into a Surface as you know very well like a Surface Pro 4 for example. And this hinge, clip it in here and it will turn it back into a laptop. It's like a snake hinge, I'll try and show you the hinge a little bit on the side here. It's kind of like a snake hinge, it snakes down and you see there's a little slight gap just that runs through the entire Surface Book and that basically turns into the laptop that they've showed on stage. If you want to actually detach it, there's a button you hold down, you go like that and it says ready to attach, you take it off. From there you can turn it around and attach it again and pull it back down into sort of like the Lenovo tablet that you see where you'd be able to use it like this. When it's actually docked in this station it feels a little bit heavier than when it's un-docked. It's incredibly light like this. You can use it with one hand, I'm holding it like this and it just feels like a really light version of the Surface Pro 3. And the actual base of the Surface Book is painted magnesium so kind of similar to the stuff that Microsoft used in the Surface Pro 3 before. A good thing to point out here is the bigger trackpad and it's actually got better palm rejection so it will disable the size of the trackpad when you're using it especially for when you're typing. There's a lot of space in between these keys here and they feel fairly rigid when you're typing on them. There's like pretty solid feedback on there. Other things to call out, the Surface Pen, you no longer have the annoying little loop that it just sort of sits to the side. It snaps to the top of the Surface Book now and that's the same on the Surface Pro 4. It's got a magnet, it sort of like dangles there. There you go. It just holds in place on the side there. Yeah, as you can see, it is a laptop. There's no mistaking. It is the Surface Book, it's not the Surface laptop. And it's coming at the end of the month for $14.99 and you'll be able to pre-order it I think tomorrow. And that's a quick look at the Surface Book.
 Hey guys, this is Tom Warren with The Verge and we're looking at the Surface laptop.
 It's not quite called the Surface laptop, it's the Surface Book and essentially it's
 Microsoft's tape on the laptop.
 So you've got a button on the side here which detaches the display and essentially it turns
 into a Surface as you know very well like a Surface Pro 4 for example.
 And this hinge, clip it in here and it will turn it back into a laptop.
 It's like a snake hinge, I'll try and show you the hinge a little bit on the side here.
 It's kind of like a snake hinge, it snakes down and you see there's a little slight gap
 just that runs through the entire Surface Book and that basically turns into the laptop
 that they've showed on stage.
 If you want to actually detach it, there's a button you hold down, you go like that and
 it says ready to attach, you take it off.
 From there you can turn it around and attach it again and pull it back down into sort of
 like the Lenovo tablet that you see where you'd be able to use it like this.
 When it's actually docked in this station it feels a little bit heavier than when it's
 un-docked.
 It's incredibly light like this.
 You can use it with one hand, I'm holding it like this and it just feels like a really
 light version of the Surface Pro 3.
 And the actual base of the Surface Book is painted magnesium so kind of similar to the
 stuff that Microsoft used in the Surface Pro 3 before.
 A good thing to point out here is the bigger trackpad and it's actually got better palm
 rejection so it will disable the size of the trackpad when you're using it especially
 for when you're typing.
 There's a lot of space in between these keys here and they feel fairly rigid when you're
 typing on them.
 There's like pretty solid feedback on there.
 Other things to call out, the Surface Pen, you no longer have the annoying little loop
 that it just sort of sits to the side.
 It snaps to the top of the Surface Book now and that's the same on the Surface Pro 4.
 It's got a magnet, it sort of like dangles there.
 There you go.
 It just holds in place on the side there.
 Yeah, as you can see, it is a laptop.
 There's no mistaking.
 It is the Surface Book, it's not the Surface laptop.
 And it's coming at the end of the month for $14.99 and you'll be able to pre-order it
 I think tomorrow.
 And that's a quick look at the Surface Book.