The History of computing goes far back than the short list that follows, but the history that is most relevant to us, right now, can be traced back to personal experience with machines that, at one point or another, many of use have used, owned, and may still keep somewhere, whether it is a museum, a dusty closet, or, why not, even a desk for a little retro fun.

Those who lived and breathed technology in 1997, will remember a time where innovation was at a turning point, and many of the cool gadgets and technologies we take for granted today were barely transitioning from being a glimpse into the imagination of pioneers like Steve Jobs and Bill Gates, to becoming the first prototypes of a bigger vision that would shape modern computing for decades.

NVIDIA has made consistent headlines for its GTX 10-Series of amazingly powerful GeForce GPUs. These cards bring incredible performance across many types of device, including laptops integrating mobile versions of the latest Pascal-based GPUs.

Right off the batt, some of you may ask: Why should we even talk about a Surface Book 3, if the 2 is not even in yet? A good answer to that would be that talking about the Surface Book 3 would be like talking about going to Mars. It will definitely be a reality, sometime in the future, with tons of realistic speculation that can be made about how such feat will be accomplished, and how monumental it will be when it finally happens.