Covering one company so tenaciously for so long is not common in tech journalism. What keeps me coming back is Microsoft’s constant ability to try new things. I’ve been doing this for so long that ...

But this particular deal is so good, I felt I had to spin it out – as it concerns Microsoft's 2-in-1 Windows ... it's the Microsoft Surface Pro 11, a powerhouse of a laptop/tablet device that ...

1985: Microsoft Windows launches, ushering in the graphical user interface ... On October 26, 2012, Microsoft launched itself into the PC space with the debut of the Surface RT, a tablet that (take ...

Microsoft Surface RT tablet was launched in October 2012 ... Microsoft Surface RT is based on Windows RT and packs 32GB of inbuilt storage that can be expanded via microSD card (up to 64GB). The ...

Microsoft has never been a hardware ... the Surface Mini was supposed to be an 8-inch Windows RT tablet that prioritized touch and pen input. Surface Mini began development in 2013 and was planned ...

Surface Pro 11 owners or anyone looking to pick up the 2-in-1 can grab a Surface Pro Flex Keyboard with a Slim Pen at a discount. Right now, you can get those accessories in a bundle that's $100 off.

The first Surface was a Windows RT device designed to compete with Apple's iPad at the top end of the tablet market. Microsoft Surface Go tablet was launched in July 2018. The tablet comes with a ...

More than just a glorified smartphone, some of the best tablets for taking ... With the Surface Pen, you can also take notes on web pages using Microsoft Edge and even write reminders to yourself ...

Inaugurated more than a decade ago, Microsoft's Surface Pro line of ultra-versatile and uber-productive Windows tablets has yet to achieve the levels of mainstream popularity Apple's industry-leading ...

We may earn a commission if you make a purchase from the links on this page. Not many manufacturers are still pushing the boundaries in the premium tablet space, but Samsung continues to make waves ...

With its wide-ranging family of hardware, Microsoft has reimagined how we compute—again and again. As the company turns 50, let's revisit the twists and turns of its transformative Surface line.