The keyboard and screen are made from a grey magnesium alloy, which looks and feels nice, but marks quite easily. It doesn’t tilt quite as far back as some other laptops, but far enough for comfortable viewing at a desk.
It looks weird, almost cool, and in practice works well. It extends the length of the base of the keyboard to better balance the screen, without having to add weight. The screen and keyboard are connected by a fancy Fulcrum hinge that rolls out instead of just pivoting. The rest of the workings of the computer are included in the screen, which makes it even more remarkable just how thin it is. But it can also have a discrete graphics card within it, depending on the model, giving the Surface Book much more grunt when required.
It holds a larger battery, an SD card slot, two USB 3.0 ports, a mini DisplayPort and a magnetic charging socket. Speaking of the keyboard, it isn’t just a dumb accessory. The screen detaches from the laptop base to become a tablet.
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