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It seems like convertibles are becoming more popular as tablets slowly fade into oblivion, and if Microsoft nails the engineering of the new hybrid, Apple might have some serious competition on the tablet front.

With the Surface Pro 4 expected to debut next month, it shouldn’t be long before we know if the Surface Pro 4 will in fact ship with Intel’s Skylake processor.

Rumours also suggest the Surface 4 will feature an improved N-Trig stylus with better pressure sensitivity, new ways to use the pen (like writing over a screenshot before sharing it and converting writing to digital text), as well as boasting a 256GB Samsung SSD for the top spec Pro models. This device was expected to be released on July 29, 2015, along with the new Windows 10 OS.

Microsoft’s Surface Pro 4 needs to be a game changer and that is because not only Windows 10 depends on it, but the tablet market share for the company as well. And now, a new report is hinting that Apple might also show off the #iPadPro as well as the #iPadMini4 during the course of the event. If the rumors about these upcoming iPads are true, then users will have some options to choose from, depending on the size, features, specifications, and weight they prefer.

Business-owners need a portable device that could help them check their inventory and profit standing without always having to sit down and type on a keyboard, which is why Apple designed the iPad Pro.

One of the biggest issues with the Surface Pro 3 has been that it runs hot, and the fan is distractingly loud as a result.

Tech Times revealed that the gadget will come with a high-end version that costs around $1,300 with a reported 4K screen resolution and the rumored 16GB of RAM. There won’t be any new Macs either, apparently. As with most Apple product launches, inventory may be constrained at launch, so there could be delays in shipment times for those who don’t pre-order early.

Some reports say that the iPad Pro might have a price tag of more than $499, which is the price of the iPad Air 2.

When it comes to details like pricing and worldwide availability we don’t really have anything to go on except for the patterns laid down by the previous Surface models.

Let’s not sugar coat it. The iPad Mini 3 was a big disappointment. Currently, Microsoft works with about 150 Surface resellers. Also, it’s very unlikely to see any overheating issues on the Surface Pro 4. It added that Surface Pro 4’s large tablet’s panel will be supplied by a maker based in Taiwan.