Earlier this year, Microsoft Surface Pro was awarded the "best tablet" award at the Mobile World Congress. By reason of this honor, many are keen that the next Surface Pro 4 will move past all expectations and a huge leap from what it is now. Currently, there are numerous speculations the ultimate laptop/hybrid tablet looks likes and what killer roundup features it holds.

It is expected that Surface Pro 4 comes in two models; one in 12 inches and the other one with 14 inches. Both of these variants run at 2K display. The major difference however is that the 12-inch tablet is powered by a Broadwell processor while the 14-inch variant boasts a state-of-the-art high-grade hybrid of Intel i5 and i7 processors.

Microsoft Surface Pro 4 comes with 1 terabyte of storage and will be LTE-ready. The company aims to improve battery life with its devices and Surface Pro 4 is expected to last up to 10 hours with non-stop video playback. This new Surface Pro instalment comes with a 3.5MP front-facing camera and an 8MP rear-facing shooter and both are capable of taking 1080p videos.

To date, Microsoft has remained silent as to the specific launch date of the anticipated Surface Pro 4, however, the company's recent price slash of Surface Pro 3 is an indication that the new generation tablet-laptop hybrid is coming real soon. The rumors of the Surface Pro 4's release do not cease despite Microsoft's recent introduction of the budget-friendly version of the Surface Pro 3 - the Surface 3. The new Surface 3 was positioned to compete with Apple's iPad and to date, it receives favorable response from the technological community.

Latest gossip indicates that Surface Pro 4 launches by July this year and sells at a price range of $1,200 - $2,000. Nonetheless, since Surface Pro 4 runs on Windows 10 and the OS is set for public introduction by October this year, a good number of followers believe Surface Pro 4 launches by October as well.