You've checked out the best laptops out there and now you're hungry for
more. Don't worry: so are we, which is why we want to give you a glimpse
of some of the hottest devices set to launch soon. Whether you're
thinking about picking up a new 2-in-1 to test
Windows 10's
Continuum feature or intend to replace your ageing gaming laptop in a
few months' time, we're keeping an eye on tomorrow's technology so that
you can start saving those pennies today.
Surface Pro 4
With
the Windows 10 finally being here, it seems high time that Microsoft
finally announce a new Surface Pro tablet. It's long overdue after all
the Surface Pro 3 was first announced back in May 20, 2014.

Although
there's been a long lead time between releases, we don't expect
Microsoft's next tablet will be all too different from the series' last
iteration. Word on the Internet says the Surface Pro 4 could come in the
same 12-inch form factor to be fully compatible with last generation
accessories. Internally the Surface Pro 4 may feature a Skylake Core M
chip, though, its other specs will be relatively the same.
There
have also been some more shaky rumors of a 14-inch variant. This model
would supposedly be a larger, high-end model will reportedly cost around
$1,300 (about £830, AU$1762), boasting a 4K resolution screen and up to
16GB of RAM.
Acer Aspire One Cloudbook 11

Chromebooks
better watch out, Acer has introduced a new and extremely affordable
Aspire One Cloudbook 11. While this 11-inch Windows 10 notebook only
comes with 2Gb of RAM and 32GB, Acer also includes a year-long
subscription for Office 365 and 1TB OneDrive online storage. With a
starting price of $169 (about £108, AU$232), the Acer Aspire One
Cloudbook 11 should give Chromebooks a run for their money.
Origin EON17-X

Intel's
new family of 6th generation Skylake processors are finally here and
while only desktop chips have been announced so far, we're hoping
Origin's EON17-X will be upgraded with the new CPUs soon. Unlike most
17-inch gaming laptops, this big boy comes equipped with a desktop
processor alongside a top end mobile graphics card. Despite packing so
many components, the EON17-X isn't a giant brick, measuring only
1.5-inches thick.
Lenovo Yoga 4 Pro

Similar to the Surface Pro 3, we're expecting Lenovo to pull out all the stop for a new and improved Yoga tablet. The
Yoga 3 Pro
impressed as one of world's the thinnest and most premium 2-in-1
laptop. However, this attractive machine was not without some flaws
including poor battery life and a disappointing level of performance.
We're hoping the next iteration will be just as wonderful to use as it
is to look at.
HP Pavilion x2

HP
has introduced a new plastic and fantastic 10.1-inch laptop-tablet
hybrid just in time for Windows 10. How quaint! Although the
HP Pavilion x2
comes rocking only a 1,280 x 800 resolution display it has plenty to
offer on the audio front with Bang & Olufsen-tuned speakers.
Amazingly, this small 2-in-1 comes priced at $300 or £250 (about
AU$383), given HP's reputation to break new ground in the affordable
Windows laptop space this convertible follow up could be a resounding
success.
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