Microsoft's new 13-inch Surface Laptop is an odd one. It's inarguably a step down in every respect from last year's 13.8-inch Surface Laptop. But it's also too good (and too expensive) to be ...

It's compact, solidly built and great for travel, but the slightly larger 13.8-inch version is the better choice as a daily driver.

The bezel is ultra thin to maximize the workable space despite the compact form factor—best of both worlds. The touchscreen ...

A great pick for younger users or someone who just needs the basics, the $599 Laptop Go 2 offers good performance and a great design for the price.

Instead, Laptop 2 and Pro 6 will retain the mini DisplayPort, Surface Connector, and USB-A ports found on previous models.

The Surface Laptop 4 is a lightweight machine with a beautiful design that packs a performance punch, but has shortfalls like a lack of ports.

Granted, there aren't a ton of major changes on Surface Laptop Studio 2 aside from refreshed specs and some new ports.

Since ports are what we mentioned first in the sub-heading, let us get through what all you can plug into the Surface Laptop Go. On the right side of the laptop, we get a USB-A port accompanied by ...

Image: Microsoft If Microsoft's new Surface Laptop Go looks familiar, that's no accident. It's a smaller, cheaper version of its older cousin, the Surface Laptop, which is now in its third iteration.

The Microsoft Surface Laptop 4 is very nicely priced and is billed as a competitor to the M1 chip-powered 13-inch MacBook Pro. Here's how they match up.

Surface Laptop Studio 2 vs MacBook Pro M2: Price According to Microsoft, the Surface Laptop Studio should start shipping October 2 at a starting price of $1,999.

Comparing the specs of Microsoft's new Surface Laptop to its older Surface Pro 4 cousin can tell you a lot. For one thing, Microsoft really needs to update the Surface Pro 4.