A 12-inch 128GB iPad Pro with an Apple Pencil and Magic Keyboard is about $1,450, so it's not a Microsoft-only issue.
And that's for a system with a Core i5 CPU, 8GB of RAM and a 128GB solid-state drive. That makes the cheapest functional Surface Pro $1,380. And no, your old Surface Pro 7 keyboard won't work as the connection has moved. That's fine, you say how much could it possibly be? The only current option on Microsoft's website right now is the Surface Pro Signature Keyboard with Slim Pen 2, in black, gray or red, for… $280. A Windows tablet on its own, no matter how well designed, is still a pain to use as a regular PC without it, and nearly every promo shot, TV ad or in-movie product placement I've ever seen for the Surface Pro includes the keyboard cover. It remains a crime that the Surface Pro 8, which starts at $1,100 (£999, AU$1,649) and goes all the way up to $2,600, still doesn't include the keyboard cover in the box. It's been in every single Surface Pro review I've written, going all the way back to the first generation. You know what I'm going to talk about next.
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