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Microsoft Surface Go 2: Rumors, Release Date, Price and What We Want

Microsoft Surface Go 2: Rumors, Release Date, Price and What We Want

Posted on March 24, 2020August 27, 2023 By Jarvis

The Surface Go 2 is the sequel to Microsoft’s cheapest device

Update March 23: Full specs leaked for the Surface Go 2, revealing an outdated processor. 

Microsoft’s entry into the budget computing category was a successful one. The Surface Go, a $399 2-in-1 tablet, is an excellent secondary machine for students or frequent travelers, especially when you bundle in the optional keyboard and stylus. However, there is plenty of room for improvement if Microsoft wants to dethrone the Apple iPad.
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