This is £30 cheaper than the Surface Go 3 which originally launched in 2020 with its own price starting at £399. The Surface Go 3 will be available from October 5 with prices starting at £369. If you’re deciding between the two Go devices, you’ll be happy to hear the tablet has actually been given a slightly lower price this year. We’d have preferred a smaller bezel if possible, but we can forgive Microsoft for not giving the dinky tablet a makeover given its affordable prie. It seems the rumours of an identical design were true, with virtually no differences to be found between the two Surface Go tablets physically. The Surface Go 3 will run in Windows’ safety focussed S Mode out of the box, but the option to upgrade to full-fat Windows 11 will likely be available. There are also other features present on the Go 2, such as Windows Hello facial recognition for quick log-ins, Kids Mode in Microsoft Edge and Family Safety parental controls. This means you’ll be able to arrange the layout of windows and apps on your display with the new Snap feature, and take advantage of the integrated Microsoft Teams. Windows 11 has arrivedĪnother change coming to the Go 3 is the rollout of Windows 11. While the 10th Gen processors remain behind the 11th Gen found in the Surface Pro 8, this is nevertheless great news for the affordable tablet line. This allows the Go 3 to offer 60% faster performance over the Go 3 – a massive step up in power. Where the Surface Go 3 featured 8th Gen Intel Core processors, the Surface Go 3 is powered by 10th Gen chips. One of the biggest upgrades coming to the Go line this year is a significantly more powerful processor. Read on to discover the major changes Microsoft has announced, as well as which specs and features have remained the same. The Surface Go 3 is the latest device to come out of Microsoft’s 2-in-1 Go line, following in the footsteps of the Surface Go 2 and the original Surface Go. So, what is new? Here are all the major differences you need to know.
Microsoft officially announced the Surface Go 3 today.
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