The screen resolution is 1536 x 1024 pixels on the 12.4″ display with the 3:2 aspect ratio, which is better than a 720p HD screen, but worse than the Surface Go 2 with the 1920 x 1280 pixel resolution. The 12.45″ PixelSense touch display is great for browsing the internet, watching videos, being productive as you work on Microsoft Office or other software. If you use the Windows in S mode you can only use the apps and programs from the Microsoft store. And you do the change free of charge, but there is no going back to the S mode.

You can switch the Windows 10 from S mode (with its additional security features but other restrictions) to the regular Home version very easily through the Start menu that takes you to the Microsoft Store. The tenth generation quad-core Intel i5 1035G1 processor is powerful enough for your day-today regular and more demanding tasks. It has a clamshell design and the top part is aluminum but the case around the base is made of plastic and glass fiber. It is lightweight, portable and easy to take around with you at all times and keep it by your side all day long.

Surface Go is very sleek and modern to look at and with a premium look and feel and rounded corners, weighs only 2.44 pounds. The color options are ice blue, platinum and sandstone and you can also purchase it with a larger 256GB SSD storage at 200 dollars more at the moment. It is actually one of the lowest cost Surface Go’s released so far, as an alternative to Microsoft’s more premium and expensive models. The latest 2020 release Microsoft Surface Laptop Go has a 12.45-inch touch display, a decent Intel i5 processor, 128GB Solid State Drive, 8GB DDR4 memory, and Windows 10 64-bit operating system in S mode. Microsoft Surface Laptop Go 12.4″ Touchscreen

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