Save up to $152 on Microsoft Surface Pro tablets, including Copilot+ PC models with M3 chips, starting at $989.99 for a ...

You can purchase the Microsoft Surface Pro 2-in-1 Laptop/Tablet (2024) on Amazon today for $989.99 which is $510 less than the original price of $1,499.99 or 34% off.

Microsoft is updating its PC lineup with a new Surface Laptop featuring a 13 inch display and a new Surface Pro tablet with a 12 inch screen. And, as expected, not only are the new PCs a bit smaller ...

A new Surface Pro ad is here, even if the device isn’t. I’m referring, of course, to the apparent scant availability of the tablet – particularly the 128GB version – following its launch on Saturday, ...

The Microsoft Surface Pro 2-In-1 Laptop/Tablet is normally $1,500 at full price, but thanks to today’s deal, it’s down to $999 instead. That’s a massive 33% discount, and one that is very rare on a ...

If you are considering upgrading your existing tablet to either the Microsoft Surface Pro 11 or Apple M4 iPad Pro. You might be interested in this new Surface Pro 11 vs M4 iPad Pro comparison guide ...

Twelve years on, Microsoft has finally made an Arm-powered Surface tablet that doesn’t send our reviewers into a rage. The 2024 Surface Pro, or the Surface Pro Copilot+, is the fastest and most ...

Mini PC maker Khadas is taking on both the Microsoft Surface as well as Intel’s Core Ultra 300 (Panther Lake) with a pair of ...

The Asus ProArt PZ14 features two USB 4.0 Type-C ports, an SD card reader, and a 3-month Adobe Creative Cloud subscription to ...

Microsoft's latest 2-in-1 Copilot+ PC, the Surface Pro 12-inch, is now available for purchase. The Surface Pro 12-inch has a lot going for it, even when it's untethered from its official keyboard ...

While not nearly as cool as the iPad Pro’s redesigned Magic Keyboard, the new Flex Keyboard for the Microsoft Surface Pro does a trick that Apple should steal: It works as both a wired and a wireless ...

When Microsoft announced its original Surface tablets last year, expectations, pretty much by definition, were high. After almost 40 years as a supplier of software to PC companies, Microsoft was ...