Microsoft’s latest edition of the 10.5-inch Windows 11 tablet Surface Go 4 was received early by the first customers yesterday on September 27, which has given us the first Surface Go 4 benchmarks, together with a few other pieces of information. Surface Go 4 is launching in the US this week from $579. In Geekbench…
So Microsoft did disclose the Surface Go 4 today, but so far they’ve only disclosed it as the “Surface Go 4 for Business.” But despite the wording that confused everyone, the Surface Go 4 will still be available for the regular consumer market, with a launch on October 3, from $579: https://www.microsoft.com/en-us/d/surface-go-4-for-business/ The upgraded Surface…
We are just 2 weeks away from Microsoft’s September 21st autumn launch event, and since we are that close, it’s time to take a new look at the latest leaks before the event. Two previously rumored tablets are no longer expected. Originally it had been rumored that both a 13-inch Surface Pro 10 would be…
The first new Microsoft Surface computer for the upcoming new 2023-2024 lineup was FCC approved this week, which means that the first new Surface computer is bagged for the September 21 event. The FCC approval only leaked that a new Microsoft computer with model numbers 2066 and 2067 were approved with the Intel “Harrison Peak”…
There’s finally some news on the next Surface tablets, and not just on one but two. According to some juicy insider info from Windows Central, Microsoft is working on both a Surface Go 4 and a 11-inch version of the Surface Pro. The Surface Go 4 with codename Tanta will have an ARM based Qualcomm…