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Microsoft Surface Laptop Go: Super-affordable 12-inch laptop officially announced

Microsoft Surface Laptop Go vs. Apple MacBook Air: Which is the better buy?

Posted on October 2, 2020August 27, 2023 By Jarvis

When choosing a slim, light, and portable laptop, there are two major brands everyone thinks about — Microsoft and Apple.

Microsoft’s Surface Laptop used to just come in 15-inch and 13-inch versions, but with the arrival of the 12.5 inch Surface Laptop Go, there’s now even more reason to compare it to Apple’s cheapest MacBook, the MacBook Air.
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