Here's a Guide on Everything You Might've Missed at Microsoft's Big Event

A tablet that's 50 percent faster than the Macbook Air? That's what Microsoft claims about the Surface Pro 4, a thinner tablet with an all-new keyboard cover, Surface Pen, and other features.

Not only did Microsoft release a new laptop, but the display on the Surface Book is actually detachable from the keyboard. Essentially, you get everything you want from a laptop and the feasibility to make it a tablet whenever you want.

The Lumia 950 might be the answer for what people want from a Windows phone, with a 20 megapixel rear-facing camera and a faster processor. It also works seamlessly with Continuum, a feature on Windows 10 that lets you use your phone as a PC.

The Lumia 950 XL has several of the same features as the Lumia 950, like the camera's megapixels and storage options. The key difference is its size and processor.

Unlike the Lumia 950 and 950 XL, the Lumia 550 is simply for people who need a phone and want it to run really well. The display size stands at 4.7 inches and the rear-facing camera is at 5 megapixels. It only has the capacity for 8 GB, but that should be enough for simple phone usage. It will cost $139, be available in December in Europe only, but it will roll out to other areas soon after.

Snap on the HoloLens and your entire house becomes a virtual game. Without being connected to a PC or phone, you can fully play a game and actually hold holograms to win against an enemy. It will be available to developers only in 2016 and will cost $3,000.

A curved design, 11 sensors, and the ability to work with more third-party apps arrives on the Microsoft Band 2. This might actually be a wearable you want to get, since its design has improved a lot since the product's first iteration. You can preorder it today, with the product out on Oct. 30, costing $250.