The Microsoft Surface RT is a PC. It’s not a mobile device and it’s not a tablet, it's a PC. And Microsoft’s first self-branded computer. It is, in short, the physical incarnation of ...

Microsoft had a lot riding on Surface. But the initial Windows RT version – with its hybrid OS and limited app selection – has hardly transformed Redmond into a serious player in mobile.

But Microsoft has declared its support lifecycle for the Surface hardware powered by Windows RT. Written by Ed Bott, Senior Contributing Editor Nov. 24, 2012 at 2:28 p.m. PT ...

The Microsoft Surface with Windows RT's $499 starting MSRP means those thinking about making the investment here will be carefully cross-shopping against same-priced offerings from Apple, ...

Microsoft's Surface RT ($499) is a 10.6-inch tablet that runs Windows RT, a version of Windows 8. It is also more than a tablet when you pay an extra $100 and get the Touch Cover with a built-in ...

The Microsoft Surface RT is finally on sale starting at $499, but Microsoft has another version of the tablet on the way in a few months that power users might want to wait for. The Surface tablet ...

The Surface RT was Microsoft's first Surface tablet, ran Windows 8 on an ARM processor and, unfortunately, was almost universally loathed by the critics.

Microsoft unveiled its plans for a free copy of Windows 10 for Windows 7 and Windows 8.1 users yesterday, but it looks like Windows RT is being left out in the cold. In a statement provided to The ...

And now, with its Surface RT tablet, Microsoft is trying to create a thing of its own. Surface RT must fulfill Microsoft’s bid for relevance in a world gone hopelessly mobile.

The reviews of Microsoft's Surface RT and the version of Windows tuned to run on ARM are mixed. The hardware largely gets higher marks than the software.

In response to sluggish sales, Microsoft has axed the price of its Surface RT tablet by 30%. The 32GB Surface RT, which used to cost $500, is now just $350.The Surface Pro, with its chunky ...

Microsoft later released an update to Windows 8.1 for the Surface RT — and, in fact, you need to have that update in order for your Surface RT to remain covered by the Mainstream Support for ...