Rumors have been going around that the Microsoft Surface Pro 4 is hitting the market in July 2015, however, there has been no confirmation yet, and according to the website Tech Crunch, Microsoft has nothing to say about it.

When the rumors took over the Internet, the website noted that Microsoft went on to Reddit to exchange messages with the techies, and Surface's Panos Panay only had this to say about the Surface Pro 4... "Nothing." Literally, that's what he posted on the thread, and Tech Crunch even had a photo as proof. One of the Reddit users noted that this is an ice cold response, but to each his own for Microsoft.

However, there are a number of rumors that have surfaced about the Surface Pro 4, including a claim that the company will go for a shorter battery life in order to get better performance. According to Master Herald, the Surface Pro 4 is replacing the Intel Core M Broadwell chip with a more powerful Hasswell Dual-Core i5 or i7.

It has also been said that the Microsoft Surface Pro 4 will be out with a built-in Windows 10 OS and will be the company's first flagship with the new operating system. If this does not proceed according to plan, Master Herald noted that the Surface Pro 4 could come out with the Windows 8.1 but will be given a free upgrade once Windows 10 becomes available.

There is very little information about the Surface Pro 4 and the Pro 4 mini version, and if Tech and Prince is right, it's because Microsoft is waiting for a big reveal at their own event to announce the exact release date of the products, so gadget enthusiasts will have to wait.

According to PC World, the Surface Pro 4 Tablets will be the killer to the Apple MacBooks, well, if it gets a depth camera and a Windows 10 OS and a hardware revamp with its stylus, then it can definitely put the MacBook in the back burner. With Microsoft Hello, Microsoft's version of Apple's Siri set to assist the gadget owners, it may be time for Microsoft to get ahead of the curve.

"Hello's ability to identify and verify you have larger implications: Imagine ordering your Surface Pro 4 to "Buy now" while browsing an Amazon page, for example," PC World added.

What do you think about the new laplet releases from Microsoft? Will the Surface Pro 4 mini grab your interest or should Microsoft just go ahead with the bigger sizes and leave the smaller one behind?