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Surface Go 2 first look: The do-over we wanted

Surface Go 2 first look: The do-over we wanted

Posted on May 7, 2020August 27, 2023 By Jarvis

Microsoft’s Surface Go 2 is an opportunity for a do-over, taking what people loved about the original compact Windows 10 tablet and polishing off some of the rougher edges. Announced today alongside the Surface Book 3, it keeps its $399.99 starting price and the design, but Microsoft has been picking off the top items on its to-do list.

The most noticeable change is the larger display. It’s now 10.5-inches, and the resolution has nudged up too, to 1920 x 1280. We’re not talking a vast increase over the first-generation – just half an inch, in fact, and more pixels – but it’s a welcome one.
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