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Microsoft Surface Pro X: Perfectly imperfect
2-in-1 laptops

A beautiful piece of hardware but the Surface Pro X has some pretty big limitations

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£1259 inc VAT with Type Cover and Slim Pen bundle
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Microsoft Surface Go 3 review: A gutless wonder
2-in-1 laptops

A still-impressive design is undermined by a puny entry-level CPU that is barely fit for purpose

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£625 inc VAT
Microsoft Surface Duo 2 review: Don’t call it a comeback
Mobile phones

The Surface Duo is back, but can Microsoft’s updated foldable set it apart from the Samsung Galaxy Z Fold 3?

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£1349 inc VAT
Microsoft Surface Laptop Go: Split personality
Laptops

The Surface Laptop Go is a premium laptop at a lower price than you’d expect but it isn’t the best budget laptop you can buy

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£549 inc VAT (model with 64GB storage, 4GB RAM)
Microsoft Surface Go 2 review: Tiny but not very mighty
2-in-1 laptops

A gorgeous machine and an improvement on the original, but it still isn’t powerful enough

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£529 inc VAT
Windows 11: A likeable package of improvements
Software

Not a revolutionary step forward, but Windows 11 builds on its predecessor with a slicker, smarter desktop experience

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Microsoft Surface Duo 2 officially announced
Mobile phones

The Surface Duo is back, but can Microsoft’s foldable stand apart from Samsung?

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Xbox Series X review: Next-gen gaming is here at last
Gaming

The most powerful console yet, the Xbox Series X is an impressive piece of hardware but the launch games lineup is lacking

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£450 inc VAT
Microsoft Surface Laptop 3 (13.5in): A superb laptop
Ultraportable laptops

The 13.5in Microsoft Surface Book 3 is fast, lightweight, and good-looking - a superb machine at a competitive price

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£1549 inc VAT
Microsoft Windows Security: Good protection but nasty to use
Internet security

Microsoft’s in-house security software offers top-notch protection but it’s horrible to use

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