The Surface Book was originally designed to be the "ultimate laptop" for creators, something Microsoft nearly achieved with the Surface Book 2. But that was three years ago. These days, competitors ...

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If Microsoft-designed mobile PCs are the essence of the Windows computing experience, and the Surface Book is Microsoft’s flagship, then the Surface Book 3 (starts at $1,599; $2,799 as tested) has a ...

While it seemed Microsoft skipped a beat when it launched the new Surface Pro and a new laptop, but we now have what, on paper, is the most powerful Surface yet: The Surface Book 3. We’ve spent the ...

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When Microsoft released its original Surface Book in 2017, it established its new high-end portable computing line as “the most powerful, most feature-rich hybrid notebook/tablet on the market.” The ...

If you’re in the market for a 2-in-1 and you’re particularly enamored of Microsoft’s Surface line, you have several outstanding choices. The Surface Go 2 rounds out the bottom end and the the 15-inch ...

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Microsoft launched the Surface Book 3 on Wednesday, refreshing the powerful detachable 2-in-1 with 10th-gen Intel Core chips and the choice of either an Nvidia GTX or Nvidia Quadro RTX GPU to enable ...

That jumped out, because this is an ambitious device that combines the full power of a laptop with the detachable portability of a tablet (oh and double batteries). It's even one of the few detachable ...

CRN compares Apple’s 13-inch MacBook Pro with the M1 chip against Microsoft’s latest Surface Book convertible laptop, featuring 10th-gen Intel Core processors and optional Nvidia GeForce graphics.