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It easily fits into slim messenger bags and doesn't feel as burdensome as a typical ultraportable laptop, or even the Surface Pro (which weighs 2.4 pounds with its Type Cover).
Its slightly curved edges make it comfortable in your hands, and it's light enough that I didn't mind holding it for hours as I read comics and caught up on my Pocket queue. More so than any Surface before it, the Go feels like a tablet instead of a PC. (It's also strange to think that the Surface 3 actually charged over micro-USB 2015 was an odd time.) Microsoft also tucked a microSDXC card reader underneath the Surface Go's kickstand, which lets you quickly add more storage. We're finally beginning to see more USB-C devices and accessories on the market, so it's nice to see Microsoft embrace the new port, even though it still insists on including its own charging connection. The Surface Book 2 is the only other device in Microsoft's family that has USB-C. In addition to the standard Surface charging connection (which is now accompanied by a smaller AC adapter), the Go also features a USB-C port, which can also charge the tablet. Because this is as close to a budget machine we've seen from the Surface lineup, it's surprising to see the Windows Hello camera make the cut. The Surface Go also supports Windows Hello face authentication, which lets you log into your computer easily. Still, it's interesting to see the Pen working on the Go just as well as it does on all of Microsoft's more expensive computers.Īs for cameras, there's a 5-megapixel front-facing shooter for video chatting, as well as an 8-megapixel camera in the back. The Surface Go supports all of the input options you'd expect: 10-point multitouch, as well as the new Surface Pen, which offers 4,096 levels of pressure. That's the same cloth-like material Microsoft used on the Surface Laptop and some of its earlier keyboard covers. Sadly, they're still sold separately: $99 for the standard models and $129 for the slightly more premium Alcantara-covered version. They don't have as much key travel as Microsoft's other tablet keyboards, but there's still a decent amount of feedback. Since Microsoft had to redesign the Surface Go from the Surface 3, it also had to create a new batch of smaller Type Covers. Since the Go has a 3:2 aspect ratio, though, be prepared for black bars when watching widescreen video.
#Microsoft surface go 10 1080p
While it features an unusual resolution, it's indistinguishable from a standard 1080p screen, which means HD video still looks great. It's sharp enough for text and graphically rich images, and it's bright enough to use outdoors in sunlight. Microsoft didn't skimp too much on the Surface Go's screen. The Go features a unique 1,800 by 1,200 pixel resolution (217 pixels per inch), which is just as sharp as the Surface 3's slightly larger 1080p display. That makes the tablet taller than standard 16x9 displays, which is more useful for productivity work. Just like the last few models, the Surface Go has a Pixelsense screen, meaning it's very thin and closely bonded to the glass, as well as a 3:2 aspect ratio. They're helpful when holding it as a tablet, something Microsoft reiterated, but it's still a dated look. Unfortunately, Microsoft didn't slim down the Go's bezels, which are just as chunky as the other Surface slates. When I first laid hands on it, I was genuinely surprised by how light it felt.
#Microsoft surface go 10 portable
It's rare to see such an important specific get smaller in a sequel, but it's all in service of Microsoft's ultimate goal: Making the Surface Go as portable as possible. It also has a 10-inch screen, compared to the Surface 3's 10.8-inch display. While it's the successor to the three-year-old Surface 3, the Go is even smaller and lighter at just 1.15 pounds.
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It even has the articulating kickstand from its big brother, which can open up a full 165 degrees. The silver magnesium case makes a return, and it feels as sturdy and polished as the Surface Pro. Take any of Microsoft's previous Surfaces, shrink it down a bit, and you've basically got the Surface Go.
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