Microsoft Surface Pro 12-inch Copilot+ PC, which was announced globally earlier this year, launched in India and is now ...

With its wide-ranging family of hardware, Microsoft has reimagined how we compute—again and again. As the company turns 50, let's revisit the twists and turns of its transformative Surface line. From ...

Nice hardware, shame about the OS COMMENT The Arm-based Surface Laptop 7 was introduced in 2024, followed by an Intel-powered version a few months later. As with much of the Surface line, it's a ...

Microsoft has announced that it's planning to launch a 5G equipped variant of the Surface Laptop later this year. This is the first time that the company is bringing 5G to its Surface Laptop line, as ...

Microsoft announced that the new Surface Pro 12-inch is available in India for preorder. The next-generation Copilot+ device is engineered to deliver cutting-ed ...

I was familiar with the 13-inch Surface Laptop before even handling it, having reviewed the same design around this time last year. Microsoft's design is mostly unchanged, but the key difference here ...

Following the news about Microsoft killing its largest consumer-oriented Surface, the Surface Studio 2+, a new report emerged about Microsoft's plans for 2025, its expansion of Copilot+ PCs under the ...

Consumers who pre-order this device before October 5 will get a free Surface Pro 12-inch Keyboard worth Rs 15,199. Microsoft ...

In a vacuum, the Surface Laptop 13-inch is a great laptop with an excellent design and desirable build quality, paired with a top-of-the-class keyboard and trackpad that feel excellent to type with.

Microsoft has launched the Surface Pro 12-inch Copilot+ PC in India, priced from ₹90,999. The device comes with Snapdragon X Plus, AI features, and a detachable keyboard bundle for early buyers.

Microsoft has opened pre-orders in India for the new Surface Pro 12-inch, part of the Copilot+ PC lineup launched earlier this year. The device weighs 686g and has a 2-in-1 design with a 165° full ...

One day, your computer will be a big-ass table with pictures of other people's kids all over it. We know it, Microsoft knows it and -- judging by its fancy X-Desk surface computer -- Epson knows it ...