SeiRyuSeijin

How is it possible to call the Surface Pro 3 a laptop killer when the device does not come with a keyboard? The keyboard is an "optional" accessory that is marketed as vital to the the Surface experience (to which I agree), but it makes no sense to charge so much extra for it.

Does not justify the cost. At the very least a discount applied when both are purchased together would make sense. That way people could get exactly the color they wished, then additional accessories still cost extra.

Will there be much of a battery trade off for performance in the i7 SP3? Also, what is the overall performance gain for the i7 version over the i5?