Microsoft might be done in the area of smartphone manufacturing, but it is still in the game of producing tablets with the desktop Windows Operating System. The company just announced a 10-inch tablet that came with Windows 10 out-of-the-box, although with its Lite S flavor. It is none other than the Microsoft Surface Go. The tablet has the same form factor as the Surface Pro but is quite cheaper, lighter, and prettier to some extent. Check it out in the video below
Microsoft Surface Go Specifications
The Microsoft Surface Go has a 3.2 screen with a resolution of 1800 x 1200 pixels, and it is for sure the thinnest Surface ever. The Surface Go weighs a bit more than 520 grams, which makes it heavier than an iPad but lighter than its bigger and mightier sibling – the Surface Pro
On the side of the Microsoft Surface Go, you will find a Pentium Gold 4415Y processor, and it comes with either 4GB or 8GB RAM depending on the option you bought. The storage configurations are 64 GB eMMC or 128 GB SSD. Microsoft currently offers the Surface Go in Wi-Fi-only flavor with an LTE version coming “later this year”.
The Microsoft Surface Go arrives with Windows S, which means it only came with Edge browser and Microsoft Store for downloads. But you have the option of updating to full Windows 10. Microsoft is also offering a few nice accessories for the new tablet, they are; a $35 wireless mouse, a $99 Type Cover, and the $99 Surface Pen.
Microsoft Surface Go Price
The Microsoft Surface Go price starts from $399 for the 4GB RAM + 64GB storage version, and $549 for the 8GB RAM + 128GB storage version. Pre-orders for the tablet are already ongoing, but the actual shipping starts in August 2018.
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