Although Microsoft is still mum regarding the features of its upcoming Surface Pro 4, it is expected that the device will offer its potential users most of the attributed they have been trying to find in a tablet computer.

According to Christian Today, despite the Redmond, Washington-based tech giant's reluctance to talk about the Surface Pro 4, there are enough details on the Internet now to give the potential customers a brief understanding of what they can expect when the device is launched.

There have been various speculations regarding the release date of Microsoft Surface Pro 4 and, according to a report in IB Times; the device is likely to arrive in October this year.

Meanwhile, a number of key features of the Surface Pro 4 have been leaked on the Internet. Online rumors suggest that the upcoming Surface Pro 4 will sport a 12-inch display in addition to an Intel Skylake processor. It appears that the Surface Pro 4 will provide plenty of storage capacities, as speculations are rife that the device will be able to provide 1TB of internal storage. In addition, there are reports that claim that the device will feature 16 GB of RAM upon its release.

One noteworthy feature of the Surface Pro 4 that is sure to excite Microsoft fans is the possibility of the device running the Windows 10 right from the start.

In fact, those desiring to get a sense of how Windows 10 may possibly function on Microsoft's tablet line of products may get some ideas from the Surface Pro 3. ZD Net reports that some of the interesting features of the Windows 10 found on the Surface Pro 3 can also be expected in the upcoming Surface Pro 4.

Microsoft's latest Windows 10's Edge browser is highly recommended, and it is likely to be found in the Surface Pro 4 too. The Windows 10 also features a revamped file explorer, and potential users of the Surface Pro 4 can o expect to use this function liberally.

However, the Redmond tech titan is yet to confirm the specs or the release date of Surface Pro 4.