Microsoft introduced the Surface Go 2 and Surface Book 3. The first device can function as a laptop and tablet thanks to the detachable keyboard, while Book 3 is the most powerful Microsoft notebook to date.
Surface Go 2 received a larger 10.5-inch PixelSense display and longer battery life.
Thanks to the new 8th generation Intel Core M processor options, the device works 64 percent faster than its predecessor, according to Microsoft.
Studio Mics, Microsoft’s dual-microphone solution, makes voices sound clearer and reduces background noise during Teams meetings or video chats with the 5 MP camera. There is also a new Camera app to scan documents and whiteboards.
Naturally, the Surface Go 2 works with the Surface Pen that allows the user to take notes and sketches on the screen.
Surface Book 3 performs up to fifty percent faster than Book 2, according to Microsoft, and now has a battery life of up to 17.5 hours. The laptop is available in 13- or 15-inch, each with a high DPI PixelSense display.
Other specifications include the 10th generation Intel processor, possibly with an NVIDIA discrete GPU. The new NVIDIA Quadro RTX 3000 can also be configured as an option.
