Jan 06, 2017 08:55 AM EST By Don Don Navidad, UniversityHerald Reporter

Microsoft Surface Book is among one of the top devices currently available, nevertheless, the price point makes the Surface Book inaccessible to a larger tech fan. Apparently, Microsoft is currently selling the high-performance laptop computer with a considerable discount.

The Surface Book that comes along with a 128GB SSD was initially priced at $1,499, and as a part of the best Microsoft Surface Book deal, the device is now up for grabs for $1,349. While the Surface Book 256GB SSD was originally priced at $1,899, this variant is now priced at $1,749, Microsoft Store reported.

The Microsoft Surface book is one of the most powerful laptops that was launched into the tech world in Oct. 2015. The Surface book runs on Intel i5 core processor with a RAM support of 8GB. The high-performance laptop computer is dubbed as the Ultimate Laptop.

The Surface Book was shipped as a full-package along with the Microsoft Surface Pen support, a detachable screen, Windows 10 Professional and the latest Intel Skylake dual-core processors, according to MS Power User.

Nonetheless, with the Redmond, Washington based tech giant giving away a good discount for an older device at an unlikely time, it's safe to assume that new ones are set to launch in a few months. Reports are claiming that the Surface Pro 5 will roll out sometime in March, but the tech company hasn't confirmed it yet. In spite of that, Microsoft might launch the Surface Pro 5 considering the fact that tech giant did not refresh the Surface Pro series last year.

Since it's a bit unimaginable for Microsoft to skip two calendar years before refreshing its Surface Pro line, it's almost certain that the Redmond, Washington based tech monster will be rolling out the Surface Pro 5 this year. Specifically, Microsoft could release the device in the first quarter of this year, Phone Arena reported.

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