So Microsoft did unveil the Surface Go 4 today, but so far they’ve only unveiled it as the “Surface Go 4 for Business” and not for the consumer market. It’s not even ready for launch yet. But we must have a look at it anyway. The upgraded Surface Go 4 is still a 10.5-inch Windows tablet that’s meant to offer a decent package of specs as an entry level Windows … more…
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” Wi-Fi 6 module. Which is a common Wi-Fi choice on Windows tablets. So the FCC … more…
Back in April, it was reported that Microsoft would launch two variants of the Surface Go 4 this fall, but according to new information from Windows Central today, that no longer seems to be the case. Originally it was believed that a first Windows on ARM Qualcomm 7c processor option for the Surface Go would be launched alongside an Intel processor version, but now the Qualcomm option is said to … more…
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 Snapdragon 7c processor, at least as an option, though a regular Intel version will also … more…