Inclusivity has become core to Microsoft's mission, and the Surface Adaptive Kit is another reminder of the importance of accessibility in tech, and why more companies should step up to the plate.
Microsoft saw a sharp but completely anticipated decline in Surface revenue for its FY21 Q4 results. The company also saw related but much smaller declines with Windows OEM licenses, also driven by supply chain constraints. Still, the company is doing very, very well overall.
With the addition of USB Type-C, Wi-Fi 6, and Intel 10th Gen processors the Surface Laptop 3 13.5 delivers a solid follow up to the Surface Laptop 2. Between the optional Alcantara, ability to get the laptop serviced including SSD upgrades, Instant On, and the hugely improved trackpad Microsoft has created again one of the most enjoyable laptops to use. Find our more in my full review.
The Surface Laptop 3 15 is a slightly larger version of the 13.5-inch model, but it also features an AMD processor and graphics. Unfortunately, it's far from a powerful laptop, and without Alcantara, it feels like an odd addition to the Surface family. Omissions like Wi-Fi 6, an SD card reader, and a more modern display keep us from loving this otherwise gorgeous laptop.
Microsoft has had yet another excellent quarter. Demand for Surface hardware drove a 12% increase compared to last year bringing in $1.5 billion in revenue. The entire More Personal Computing division is also up 19% year-over-year due to strong demand, especially in gaming.
Microsoft's Surface devices line continues to grow, and that line could get even bigger in 2021. Here is what we expect for refreshed Surface devices, ones we'd like to see come to reality, and a few other ideas that could make the Surface lineup even better.
A new breaking report from Bloomberg claims Microsoft is developing its own ARM-based processor. The chip could be used for servers, but another version may be designed for Surface PCs too.
It's an impressive PC in its own right, but that doesn't mean the Surface Studio 2 can't work with an external monitor or two.
Don't want to deal with plastic cases? These leather options add style and protection to your Surface Go.
Microsoft's genuine Type Cover is quite pricey, and besides, it might not be exactly what you're looking for. That's why we've rounded up some great alternatives right here.
The best way to keep your Surface scratch-free is to protect it with a quality sleeve or hard case. We've rounded up a bunch of the best options out there for the Laptop, Laptop 2, and Laptop 3.
The Surface Go 2 is a fantastic mini-tablet/laptop device, but is there a version of it with LTE? We have the answer.
Although the display bezels are a little thick and there's no Dolby Vision support, the new Surface Pro 7 is still the best Surface yet. New Intel 10th Gen processor and Type-C port keep this unique PC at the leading edge of portability. Here's why you should not overlook the Surface Pro 7.
A new Surface Pro with an ARM processor may be on the way, along with other Surface product refreshes in the fall.
This week on the Windows Central Podcast: Centaurus is teased, E3 is soon, and is Stadia a threat?
This week on the Windows Central Podcast: Edge previews are here, Build sessions are live, and 19H1 goes to Release Preview!
A new pair of Surface headphones may be on the way, this time in the form of earbuds.
Microsoft's Your Phone app strives to keep your phone in your pocket.
This week on the Windows Central Podcast: 19H1 RTM, Xbox One Digital Edition, Surface headphones, and more
This is the budget-friendly tech Windows Central columnist Jason Ward has in his personal computing arsenal.