The Surface Go is released as a 4G variant

The Surface Go is released as a 4G-variant

Black Friday 2018: Surf the web on the go with the Surface, the Go 4G LTE

The hyperportabla hybridlaptopen Surface Go from Microsoft will be now even more portal.

The small Microsoft Surface Go is one of the most portable and most convenient laptop computers we know of, and now it becomes even fiffigare for those who are often on the go. An LTE-edition – i.e. where the computer has built-in mobile broadband via the 4G network – is at the time.

At first, it is corporate customers, who will enjoy better and smarter internet access where wifi is not available. Here in the country the release date is set to 22 november.

an exact price in kronor on the new releases, we have not yet received, but given that the LTE feature of the regular Surface Pro was a few hundred dollars extra, we estimate that this is approximately what it is at the Surface Go well.

Easier and better coverage.

With mobile broadband integrated therefore, you are not dependent on wifi to be able to connect to the internet. Commuters and others who are often out and travelling are also well aware that free wifi range on the bus and trains are of very varying quality.

Very true, you can use most of the modern smartphones to connect even the computer wireless, but it is not as fast and convenient as having the feature built-in.

another thing is that the better antennas in the computer means a more stable connection with less lag and better speeds.

Not with the cheapest configuration

so far, we know nothing about the price in the Nordic countries, or the availability for private customers. But when we look at the company's US prices, it looks like to Go with LTE will only be available in the most expensive configuration – that is to say, with 128 GB of storage and 8 GB of memory.

The today has a price tag of around 6 400 sek, so we can expect to retail customers who want LTE-release will need to put out closer to 8 00 dollars here in the country.

When this happens, we do not know at the time of writing, but Microsoft has promised to come with more information at a later date.

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