Almost as soon as Microsoft announced the Surface RT and Surface Pro in 2012 there was an immediate reaction: "OK, that's sort of nice, I guess, but when will there be a Surface laptop?"
There's never been any doubt about the Surface line's build quality, attention to detail, and aesthetics. But for many of us, a tablet with a kickstand and separate keyboard lacks an essential quality: lappability. The Surface Pro 3's variable-position kickstand and more secure magnetic keyboard attachment meant that the thing could be used on your lap at a pinch, but it never had the stability or convenience of a true laptop with a stiff hinge, and no matter how much Microsoft claimed it to be a laptop replacement, it wasn't.
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