Microsoft’s Surface Pro 12-inch is the closest thing to a Windows-powered iPad, and right now, it’s $100 off. Whether you’re ...

Microsoft's flagship Snapdragon-powered devices can now enable an 80% charge limit directly from within Windows 11 thanks to the latest firmware updates.

A Surface Pro 11 bug is capping battery charging at 50% for some users. Microsoft says it’s actively investigating the problem.

The new Surface Pro X, however, is now a full $100 cheaper than when it first launched. That’s even cheaper than Apple’s own 12.9-inch Wi-Fi-only iPad Pro, which currently starts at $1,100.

The main new product from Microsoft this year is Surface Pro X. It’s a slimmed down version of the classic Surface in terms of weight and thickness, but also reduces the bezels and shrinks the ...

The Surface Pro X won’t be cheap: It will start at $1,000 for a configuration with 8 gigabytes of RAM and 128 GB of internal storage, rivaling the starting price of the Apple's 12.9-inch iPad Pro.

While the Surface Pro 8 is running an Intel Core chipset, the improved thermal handling has allowed Microsoft’s design team to bring the same thinner and curved edge design from the X to the 8.

The new Surface Pro 8 is reportedly getting a bigger display than the Surface Pro 7, jumping from 12.3 inches to 13 inches. It’s not a gigantic difference in size, but every inch matters.

Keep in mind that there is a stepdown non-Pro Surface model -- the Surface 3 -- last updated in April 2015. It's possible we could see a separate update of that model any time in 2016 or later, too.

Depending on which model you choose, the Surface Pro 9 is either a highly capable laptop/tablet hybrid built for the home or office, or a long-lasting 5G machine designed to get work done just ...

The Surface Pro 8 has new ports, with two Thunderbolt 4 ports, the Surface Connect port, a headphone jack, and the Surface Type cover port at the bottom of the device. It is easy to think of the ...