Microsoft's $399, 10-inch Surface Go rethinks the Windows tablet for consumers
(PCWorld)

For all of Microsoft´s claims about mobility, the Microsoft Surface lineup of Windows tablets really haven´t been all that portable. The smaller, cheaper, lighter Surface Go announced Tuesday morning hopes to change all that, with a new 10-inch spin on the traditional Surface tablet.No, this isn´t the Surface Mini, or the rumored two-screen device, `Andromeda.` The Surface Go is most reminiscent of the Microsoft Surface 3, 2015´s quirky $499 Atom-powered tablet that provided a cheaper alternative to the pricey Surface line. The Surface Go dives even lower-prices will start at just $399 for a bare-bones model with 4GB of memory and 64GB of storage when it goes on sale August 2. A keyboard will be sold separately, beginning at $99, and the optional Surface Pen will cost $99 as well.To read this article in full, please click here