Microsoft is getting back into the cheaper tablet game today with the new Surface Go, a smaller, less powerful take on the popular Surface Pro device. The Go features a 10-inch screen, integrated ...

Microsoft's Surface Go is here, and it is whelming. It brings all the hardware goodness one would expect from Surface, but Windows 10 offers fewer reasons to pick up a Surface tablet than 8.1.

The Microsoft Surface Go tablet doesn't impress on paper, but its affordable price makes it worth considering if you want a lightweight option that doesn't break the bank. We've updated our review ...

Should you get an iPad or a Microsoft Surface? Microsoft and Apple have competed since the mid-1970s, with both amassing huge — and in some cases, intensely loyal — followings. Apple wa… ...

It's easy to think that Microsoft has given up on small tablets. In the three years since the release of the Surface 3, its last inexpensive iPad competitor, Microsoft shifted its attention ...

After months of anticipation, Microsoft's Surface tablet is here. Should you buy it? ABC News has one of the first full reviews.

Microsoft's slick Surface Pro tablets are seldom cheap, and this model is one of the best Copilot+ PCs I've tested. Here's why it's a big deal, in both senses of the word.

Microsoft's absence from the mainstream tablet market is not for lack of trying. The original Surface line of tablets, launched in 2012, started at just $499.

Microsoft's Surface Go 4 for Business features an updated Intel processor inside of it and a new business focus.

But it’s still a nice spec bump for Microsoft’s most affordable tablet line. Surface Go 3 prices currently range from $400 to $680.

A leak claims that Microsoft might launch a new Surface Go 3 series of affordable 2-in-1 tablets right in time for the Windows 11 arrival.

Microsoft’s new Surface Laptop Go 3 is officially no longer a budget PC The Surface Go tablet also gets an update, but only for business customers.