Microsoft&#x27;s offerings still seem under-designed to me, on a second look. I still can&#x27;t order Surface Pro (or Surface Book) with cellular modem; only Surface 3, an older and supposedly lower end device. I can&#x27;t order Surface Book with 1TB drive, only a Surface Pro 4; despite the former being a more expensive and supposedly higher end device.<p>Why so? As far as I understand, Microsoft still goes with the templates their hardware OEMs already have: Surface is based on a tablet template, while Surface Pro and Surface Book are supposedly based on different laptop templates and the available options are thus defined by the OEMs. This also explains why the &#x27;Pro&#x27; versions 1 and 2 had cameras inferior to the &#x27;non-Pro&#x27; versions.<p>I wish Microsoft got their act together and gave more attention to design, while they are at it. If they are saying this is a tablet that <i>can</i> replace my computer, let it have what those tablets that <i>can&#x27;t</i> have: cellular module. If it has a non-removable hard drive, let me have it in the greatest available capacity, sepecially while you already offer that on a lower-priced model.