> "The Tablet That Can Replace Your Laptop,"...the intended use case. So, what is your point here? That they should always bundle the keyboard so that users li

> "The Tablet That Can Replace Your Laptop,"...the intended use case. So, what is your point here? That they should always bundle the keyboard so that users like me have to pay $100 more every single time? I don't understand what your complaint is or what you think Microsoft is doing wrong. From the reddit comment that you linked to from the Surface Team: > "... and some people definitely wanted to buy without cover." That's going to be me when I get the Surface Pro 4. I don't have a Surface Pro 3, so I don't already have a compatible Type Cover already. If I buy one to replace my Dell Venue 8 Pro (which I use fully without a keyboard), I will not need a keyboard at all...and I still count it as a laptop replacement since I can (and do) everything that I could on a laptop by using the virtual keyboard. If buy one to replace my Surface Pro (1st gen), then I'm going to use a $30 full size keyboard when I'm sitting and the virtual keyboard when I'm walking around with it. So, I'm glad that they don't bundle the keyboard. In any case, I just don't understand how anyone could possibly have a problem with this.