Microsoft Store has
Microsoft Surface Go 2 + Surface Go Sleeve on sale for
$440.99 when you follow the instructions listed below.
Shipping is free.
Thanks to community member
Leeroy for finding this deal.
Instructions:
- Proceed to the Microsoft Surface Go 2 product page 'Add to bundle' the $440.99 option
- Scroll down to 'Add your free sleeve (Optional)' and make your selection by 'Add to bundle'
- Click on 'Review and checkout' to proceed with your order
- Sign into your account if needed
- Place your order
- Total should be $440.99 + free shipping
Specs:
- Intel Core m3-8100Y Dual-Core Processor
- 1920 x 1280 10.5" PixelSense Display
- 8GB RAM
- Intel UHD Graphics 615
- 128GB Solid State Drive
- 802.11 a/b/g/n/ac/ax WiFi + Bluetooth 5.0
- Ports:
- 1x USB-C
- 1x Surface Connect Port
- 1x Surface Type Cover Port
- 1x MicroSDXC Card Reader
- 1x 3.5mm Headphone Jack
- Windows 10 Home S Mode
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This is significantly cheaper than employee pricing for the Go 2, this is a VERY good deal. My Go 1 has been all over the world with me, for international trips it weighs very little and takes up almost no room in my backpack.
Just wondering why the price drop - are they looking at a Go 3 any time soon?
I've ran Photoshop and Premiere on the M3 Surface and seems run well enough to be functional for lightwork. Although I'm very much a fan of the Surface, there are fewer reasons to stay PC these days with all the apps out there, but I still rather not be provide Google with even more personal data than I have to which rules out Android OS for me.
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https://www.amazon.com/NEW-Micros...B086QC
This is significantly cheaper than employee pricing for the Go 2, this is a VERY good deal. My Go 1 has been all over the world with me, for international trips it weighs very little and takes up almost no room in my backpack.
Just wondering why the price drop - are they looking at a Go 3 any time soon?
Big Microsoft event June 24th..
Maybe go 3, duo 2, etc.
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The Alder Lake family includes the following lineups:
S1 (desktop and specialty mobile): 8 big cores (with HT) + 8 little cores (no HT) -> 24 threads
S2 (desktop): 6 big cores + no little cores -> 12 threads
P1 (mobile): 6 big + 8 little -> 20 threads
P2 (mobile): 2 big + 8 little -> 12 threads
M (ULV mobile): 2 big + 8 little with LPDDR5/4x support and only PCIe 4.0 instead of 5.0
N (ULV): possibly 2 big + 2 little
Apple M1-like big (fast) and little (power saving) CPU - Big jump in performance likely for the Go 3.
iwheela
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Turtle if you try to push it hard and multitask.
But perfectly fine for your 2 uses.
Seems a bit weak based on benchmark
M3 is the "snappy" model.
The rest are slower turtles, so single task, don't push it hard, and it'll be fine for office, web, media.
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Just try double tapping an icon to open an app in a moving vehicle see what is your success rate.
Don't make yourself suffer. Get an iPad.
Really Safe move, I see.
Hope I'm not on the same freeway...
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Alternatives.
Voice control.
Accessibility - adjust what double clicks.
On-screen programmable touch buttons
https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=_J4VBwT
I had one of those cheaper knockoff key board before and it kept losing connectivity. Definitely prefer the real thing.
M3 is the "snappy" model.
The rest are slower turtles, so single task, don't push it hard, and it'll be fine for office, web, media.
Now the LTE model seems appealing. Especially if combined w. Amex offer.
Now the LTE model seems appealing. Especially if combined w. Amex offer.
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Now the LTE model seems appealing. Especially if combined w. Amex offer.
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