Microsoft announces ‘Microsoft Surface Go’ to answer for the Apple iPad
Microsoft officially took the wraps off the next product in its Surface lineup, a budget-minded tablet called Surface Go. The Surface Go is a 10-inch tablet that starts at a pocket-friendly $399, but you’ll need to pony up more cash for more storage and memory.
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Lighter and smaller than the Surface Pro, the Surface Go features dimensions of 9.6-by-6.9-by-0.3 inches and weighs just 1.2 pounds. The 10-inch 3:2 1800-by-1200 PixelSense Display dominates the front side of the device, but substantial bezels remain on each side of the display.
Preorders start TODAY, July 10th, with shipments scheduled to begin in early August.
LTE models and 256GB versions of the Surface Go are slated to go on sale sometime after the August 2 launch of the tablet.
One notable aspect that differentiates this Surface tablet compared to previous models is the presence of USB-C. The Surface Go is the first Surface tablet with a USB-C 3.1 port built in, the universal connector seen on the MacBook and MacBook Pro.
Specifications
Price | $399 |
Display | 1800-by-1200 PixelSense Display |
CPU | Intel Pentium Gold Processor 4415Y |
RAM | 4 or 8GB 1866MHz LPDDR3 |
Flash Storage | 64GB eMMC, 128GB SSD, or 256GB SSD |
Ports | USB-C, microSDXC, and Surface Connect |
Headphone Jack | Yes |
Operating System | Windows 10 Home (S Mode) |
Battery Life | 9 hours |
Release Date | August 2, 2018 |
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