Microsoft might have a challenge finding the right customer for the Surface Go, as it straddles the line between a consumption device like Apple’s $329 iPad and a more powerful (and more ...

Microsoft’s Surface Go is its latest slice of PC hardware designed to work with its cloud-based services and demonstrate competency to new market sector. But has Microsoft changed its approach ...

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.

Earlier on this month, Microsoft launched the Surface Go line of tablets. These tablets run an optimized version of Windows 10, powered by the Dual-Core Intel Pentium 4415Y processor. The tablet ...

Microsoft's Surface Go 2 is a gorgeous Windows tablet that seems best suited for business travelers. It's expensive, however, and the optional keyboard is cramped.

Microsoft’s 10-inch, $399 Surface Go tablet is a departure from the company’s Surface tradition, which put forth expensive, ambitious designs to break trail for the rest of the PC industry.

If you’re looking for a light, portable and effective tablet, the surface go 3 delivers. It’s not as fast or quite as cheap as the entry-level iPad (which costs £50 less at £319), but the ...

Enter the $399 Surface Go, the company's smallest and cheapest 10-inch tablet. 1 / 18 The Go weighs just 1.15-pounds -- a quarter of a pound lighter than the Surface 3, and a tad heavier than the ...

The Internet is abuzz with rumors of a $400 Surface 2-in-1 tablet in the works. Microsoft's premium portable computers have been positively received save for the price tag that very few could afford.

Microsoft has a Surface Go with LTE for those unwilling to compromise on connectivity, with the cellular version of the 10-inch tablet up for preorder today.

Microsoft released the Surface Go 2 generation in May 2020, so a refresh is certainly due. The 10.5-inch Windows tablet becomes a laptop thanks to the type cover keyboard that’s sold separately.

Microsoft (NASDAQ: MSFT) has found some success selling its Surface line of tablets and laptops, generating a bit more than $4 billion of revenue from the products in fiscal 2017. But the ...