![]() Regardless of the size you choose, the display will be much sharper than the one you get on the Surface Go 2. The screen portion (either 13.5 or 15-inch) detaches for use as a tablet, but there's a second battery in the keyboard to keep the device running for up to 17.5 hours (for the larger model). (Opens in a new window) This laptop is for power users who will keep it attached to the keyboard most of the time. The Surface Book 3 is at the opposite end of Microsoft's Surface lineup. You can use the Surface Go 2 as a tablet, but it's not as comfortable or capable as an iPad in that respect. The base model with the Pentium CPU and 4GB of RAM is $399, but that doesn't include the keyboard cover, which adds another $129 to the price. Microsoft says it's up to 64 percent faster than the old Surface Go with the m3 chip, but you're still limited to either 4GB or 8GB of RAM. Inside, the Surface Go 2 has either an Intel Pentium Gold 4425Y or an 8th gen Intel Core m3. There's a USB-C port this time, but Microsoft's Surface Connect port lives on. However, that's better than most computers in the mid-range. The display resolution is just 1,920 x 1,280 (3:2 ratio), much lower than the Surface Book 3. This device is a little thinner than the first-gen device, and the screen is a bit bigger at 10.5 inches. ![]() That device had its fair share of shortcomings, but Microsoft has addressed some pain points with the Surface Go 2. (Opens in a new window) The Surface Go was Microsoft's attempt to take a bite out of the iPad's increasing productivity market share. There's also a new premium Surface Book 3 with an even higher price tag than the Surface Book 2 and the latest flagship Intel chips. On the low-end, there's the new Surface Go 2, which is slightly larger and substantially faster than its predecessor. Microsoft has made two long-awaited updates to its Surface lineup (Opens in a new window).
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