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The latest iPad rumors are that the next Smart Keyboard will have a version with a trackpad. As many have already stated, this takes the iPad Pro into a remarkably similar form factor to not only the current Surface lineup, but the original Surface from 2012. And before the snark
The Surface Go, the most interesting computer Microsoft has released in recent memory, was released a year ago this month. I got mine a few days after launch and posted my review several weeks later…conveniently before the return window closed. Look, I get that this is a $399 device
I spent a month with a Surface Go and I really didn't love it. I know it has its fans and for some people it's exactly the machine they wanted, but frankly I found it to be quite rubbish at doing just about everything. I felt
While the Surface Go is a “sub-$400 tablet” in the absolute sense of the word, it’s not really when you consider the basically required accessories you need to get for it. Here’s the whole set: That's $627 just to get a working Surface Go setup
This is a multi-part review. Make sure to check the whole thing out with the links below! * Part 1: Introduction * Part 2: Hardware * Part 3: Type Cover and Surface Pen * Part 4: Performance, Where Art Thou? * Part 5: Maximum Flexibility * Part 6: Conclusion The Microsoft Surface Go is a product
This is a multi-part review. Make sure to check the whole thing out with the links below! * Part 1: Introduction * Part 2: Hardware * Part 3: Type Cover and Surface Pen * Part 4: Performance, Where Art Thou? * Part 5: Maximum Flexibility * Part 6: Conclusion Using the Surface Go for the past
This is a multi-part review. Make sure to check the whole thing out with the links below! * Part 1: Introduction * Part 2: Hardware * Part 3: Type Cover and Surface Pen * Part 4: Performance, Where Art Thou? * Part 5: Maximum Flexibility * Part 6: Conclusion The first few sections of this review
This is a multi-part review. Make sure to check the whole thing out with the links below! * Part 1: Introduction * Part 2: Hardware * Part 3: Type Cover and Surface Pen * Part 4: Performance, Where Art Thou? * Part 5: Maximum Flexibility * Part 6: Conclusion While the hardware of the tablet itself
This is a multi-part review. Make sure to check the whole thing out with the links below! * Part 1: Introduction * Part 2: Hardware * Part 3: Type Cover and Surface Pen * Part 4: Performance, Where Art Thou? * Part 5: Maximum Flexibility * Part 6: Conclusion Easily the most impressive thing about the
This is a multi-part review. Make sure to check the whole thing out with the links below! * Part 1: Introduction * Part 2: Hardware * Part 3: Type Cover and Surface Pen * Part 4: Performance, Where Art Thou? * Part 5: Maximum Flexibility * Part 6: Conclusion The Microsoft Surface Go was always going
The most notable hardware feature on the Microsoft Surface line of computers in the kickstand. Not a single commercial for a Surface will go by without them showing you that sweet kickstand at all sorts of crazy angles. While I’m far from the biggest Windows fan, I have to
https://youtu.be/P-werjTSYGs My biggest concern with the Surface Go so far has been it's overall performance. Things have sped up a little bit since I first got this, but it's still not a very zippy computer. To see how it stood up to something
I'm just a normal guy with an iPhone 8 Plus, not an X, so I'm not used to having a device that unlocks just by looking at my smug mug. But Windows has a feature called "Windows Hello" that does exactly that. Of course
I've made my concerns with the Surface Go clear, so let's talk about some of the things that just make me happy when using this thing. The Surface Type Cover Microsoft knows how to make keyboards, and this mini version is no different. As someone who
https://youtu.be/jgN1vZuRG3I I love the Apple Pencil and was excited to use a Surface Pen, which gets a lot of love, with my new Surface Go. It’s not exactly what I was expecting, but that’s not to say it’s bad, it’s just…different. Check