Surface Laptop 4 is a beautiful Ultrabook The entry-level Surface Book comes with just 8GB RAM and is without the dedicated graphics card, so you might be better served with the cheaper Surface Laptop 4 at that point. Microsoft is pricing the Surface Laptop 4 at $999 for the base model, which is consideribly less than the starting price for the Surface Book 3, which comes in at $1,599. So, if you want to do heavy video editing of even some gaming, the Book 3 is the one to get. The dedicated GTX 16 Ti Max-Q will outperform the Surface Laptop 4 every time. The integrated graphics are a huge improvement over the Surface Laptop 3, but compared to the Surface Book 3, it's no contest. It's a different story in the graphics department however, as the Surface Book 3 ships with dedicated NVIDIA graphics, unlike the Surface Laptop 4 with its Integrated Iris Xe and RX Radeon graphics.
That said, the 10th-generation chip in the Surface Book 3 isn't bad at all, and you won't really notice a difference in performance in day-to-day tasks. The Surface Book 3 featurs a magnesium chassis, with no option for an Alcantara keyboard deck and only one color to choose from: Platinum. You can also get the Surface Laptop 4 in multiple colors including Platinum, Black, Sandstone, and Ice Blue. Surface Laptop 4 features an aluminum chassis, with some models coming with an Alcantara fabric keyboard base. They're both available in 13.5-inch and 15-inch variants, but that's pretty much where the similarities end. One is a traditional ultrabook laptop, and the other is a 2-in-1 detachable with a unique hinge design. The designs of the Surface Laptop 4 and the Surface Book 3 couldn't be more different.
Up to 32GB of RAM and 1TB storage (Intel only).AMD Ryzen 4000 and Radeon Graphics (Surface Edition).
Intel 11th Gen Core processors with Iris Xe Graphics.1x USB-C, 1x USB-A, 1x Surface Connect, 3.5 mm headphone jackġx USB-C, 2x USB-A, 1x Surface Connect, 3.5 mm headphone jack
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