I'm in the position to choose, at no cost, between the following two Surface Pro tablets both with keyboards.
Option 1:
Surface Pro 3 - Intel Core i7 6650U CPU / 8GB RAM / 256GB Storage
Option:
Surface Pro 4 - Intel M3 6Y30 CPU / 4GB RAM / 128GB Storage
Been going round in circles as comparing high end Surface Pro 3 to entry level Surface Pro 4 and different generation processors. Appreciate the improvements made between Pro 4 vs Pro 3.
Usage - Really it's a school work computer for my son, however he would like to play games on it, however I think that aspect isn't essential as we have games consoles and also an MSI Trident Core i5 gaming PC (direct application link removed by Moderator) so gaming isn't a must have as this machine would take care of that side of things . Appreciate that the i7 would handle video editing and Adobe suite of programs better but again, can run those on the the MSI machine if required.
So, seeking advice from those who are better equipped to answer the question - my instinct is the Surface Pro 4, even though it's the entry level configuration.
Thanks in advance
Option 1:
Surface Pro 3 - Intel Core i7 6650U CPU / 8GB RAM / 256GB Storage
Option:
Surface Pro 4 - Intel M3 6Y30 CPU / 4GB RAM / 128GB Storage
Been going round in circles as comparing high end Surface Pro 3 to entry level Surface Pro 4 and different generation processors. Appreciate the improvements made between Pro 4 vs Pro 3.
Usage - Really it's a school work computer for my son, however he would like to play games on it, however I think that aspect isn't essential as we have games consoles and also an MSI Trident Core i5 gaming PC (direct application link removed by Moderator) so gaming isn't a must have as this machine would take care of that side of things . Appreciate that the i7 would handle video editing and Adobe suite of programs better but again, can run those on the the MSI machine if required.
So, seeking advice from those who are better equipped to answer the question - my instinct is the Surface Pro 4, even though it's the entry level configuration.
Thanks in advance
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