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Add Microsoft's Type Cover to your Surface Go at a new low price of $50

By Alex Smith published

The Type Cover adds a full mechanical keyboard with backlit keys and an extra-large trackpad to your Surface Go. It even closes to protect your screen while not in use.

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Alcantara fabric on Microsoft Surface PCs: Everything you need to know

By Al Sacco published

Microsoft makes a number of high-profile products for its Surface lineup that feature “Alcantara” fabric, including the new Go. But what exactly is Alcantara?

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Do existing Surface Pro Type Covers work with Surface Pro 6?

By Richard Devine published

If you already have a Surface Pro Type Cover and you're looking to get a new Surface Pro 6, there's good news.

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Microsoft patent would keep Surface Type Cover from 'flopping' with magnets

By Dan Thorp-Lancaster published

A new Microsoft patent shows how a future Surface Pro could prevent the Type Cover from flopping open in tablet mode with magnets.

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Which color Surface Go Type Cover should you buy?

By Zac Bowden published

Not sure which color Type Cover to get for your Surface Go? Perhaps we can help!

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Microsoft Surface RT Touch Cover issues

By George Ponder last updated

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Keyboards: Touch the future

By Michael Archambault last updated

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Chime in: What do you think of Microsoft's new Marimekko Surface Pro accessories?

By Al Sacco last updated

Last week, Microsoft unveiled some fancy new Surface Pro Type Covers and other accessories from Finnish company Marimekko.

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256 GB Surface Pro shows up for Japanese market

By Michael Archambault last updated

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Microsoft patent shows off thinner Surface Type Cover

By Dan Thorp-Lancaster last updated

A new patent filing from Microsoft describes methods for making the Surface Type Cover thinner, including etching the touchpad directly into the circuit board.

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