If you're looking to save on Microsoft's latest 2-in-1, you're in luck. Amazon is currently running a sale on the Intel Core i5 Surface Pro 6, with 8GB RAM and a 128GB SSD, allowing you get one ...

Looking to save on Microsoft's latest 2-in-1? You're in luck. Wholesaler Costco is currently running a sale on the Surface Pro 6 that lets you take one home for just $800 with the keyboard and pen ...

If you are looking for a keyboard for your Surface Pro 4, 5, 6, or 7 then I highly recommend you consider the new Brydge 12.3 Pro Plus. Editorial standards. Show Comments ...

Both the Surface Go and the Surface Pro 6 are easily recognisable as Surface devices – they both have the straightforward tablet form factor, they can both work with a clip-on keyboard, and if ...

The Surface Pro 6 starts at $899 — $100 less than the Laptop 2 — but doesn't come with a keyboard. So with a keyboard, at the least, you'd have to spend $1,028. Both machines have the same ...

On the former front, the Surface Pro 6 now sports an eighth-generation Intel Core i5—reportedly the first time a quad-core CPU has appeared in a 2-in-1 device. My test unit ($1,199 as configured ...

Comparing this keyboard with the Pro 6's Type Cover, I really can't choose, though I'm kind of partial to the Alcantara fabric finish on the Surface rather than the rubberized grip stuff on the X1 ...

Microsoft used to sell a Surface Pro Touch Cover, with a thinner profile and fabric keys, but the company has been largely focused on tweaking its Surface keyboard in recent years.

Still the best kickstand and keyboard for Windows tablets. The Bad. Be ... Surface Pro 6 configurations run from $899 to $2,299, depending on RAM, storage and processor options.

Header Cell - Column 0 Surface Pro 6 HP Spectre x2; Processor: 8th GenIntel Core i5-8250UIntel Core i7-8650U: 7th GenIntel Core i7-7560U: RAM: 8, 16 GB: 8 GB ...

The Surface Pro 7's sharp display, ample power and excellent optional Type Cover keyboard make it one of the best laptops you can buy if you want a detachable. But if you can live without USB-C ...