Microsoft is targeting Apple iPad users and Chromebook users with this device, as it's the smallest Surface available and the cheapest. The Surface Go 3 is a 10.5-inch touchscreen tablet that, at first glance, looks like a smaller Surface Pro, but it's a little more portable and has less powerful processors - such as the Intel Core m3 and Pentium.

It's designed for always-on connectivity and includes cellular connectivity thanks to its platform developed by Microsoft alongside Qualcomm. The Surface Pro X is a look at a more premium 2-in-1.It retains the same design as the last few generations but the internals have been updated including Intel's 11th generation Core processors. The Surface Pro 8 is a Windows 11 Pro 2-in-1 PC with a detachable keyboard, but it's definitely not for people who want a conventional laptop.Just so you know, this lineup doesn't include the business-orientated Surface Hub interactive whiteboard, or the Android-based Surface Duo 2. The good news is that it's not as complicated as it first seems, and, to help you figure out the differences between them all, we've provided both a quick summary of the Surface devices and a bit more detail on our experiences testing them.

(Pocket-lint) - Microsoft offers eight different devices within its Surface portfolio, which makes the task of picking the right laptop, 2-in-1 or all-in-one pretty daunting.

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