Microsoft Surface has been offering more quizzing techniques in regards to its extensive range of products. A massive table comprising of a computer and giant touch-sensitive screen, was the light of the stall.

Microsoft seemingly has renovated the Surface at the same time cutting down upon the price for the same, making it practically sound affordable in terms of interactive applications in retail stores, banks and hotels. The firm released its latest version of Surface on Wednesday before the start of CES, and then gave live demonstrations of the thinner, cheaper models.

The variations are striking as the initial Surface was priced at $15,000 and had a solid, boxy design that kept people from putting their legs beneath it, at the same time didn't allow the group to make use of the device in a proper manner.

While a few of the business minded customers like Hard Rock Café and Vodafone demoed Surfaces in their retail stores, the product didn't sell well.

"It was pretty hard for customers to deploy because of the size, weight and cost," said Panos Panay, general manager of Surface at Microsoft.

The newest version of Surface comes four inches thick, and sits like any other ordinary table. Microsoft also cut down upon the prices to $7,600 and included a list of other improvements. The high definition screen is 40 inches.