Microsoft is gearing up to unveil new Surface hardware this spring, and odds are good we’ll finally see a refreshed flagship Surface Pro. But even if Microsoft nails the design and makes the perfect 2-in-1, it still won’t be my dream Surface Pro.
That's because it was not Microsoft that inspired my dream machine, it was a little company called Brydge. It made some of the most interesting accessories in the Surface ecosystem. The keyboards went further than simply attaching to the Surface Pro; they transformed it into something Microsoft had never fully committed to: a real laptop.
