The Surface Go 3 will be released on 5 October, with the Surface Pro 8 coming out on 28 October. They’re also all 2-in-1 devices featuring touchscreens, with the Go 3 and the Pro 8 screens both detachable from their keyboards, while the Laptop Studio uses a hinge.

The Surface Go 3 is the weakest of the trio, while the Laptop Studio boasts the most power. Past that, all three laptops are running on Intel processors, but vary wildly in performance power.

The Surface Laptop Studio, Surface Go 3 and Surface Pro 8 don’t have a lot in common as a three, but they will all support Windows 11 at launch, which makes sense as they’re all Microsoft devices. The Surface Studio Laptop features a second hinge on the screen to allow it to tilt up and fold down on the keyboard, while the Surface Go 3 and Surface Pro 8 both have detachable screens.īut which device is best for you? While we haven’t reviewed these devices just yet, we’ve compared all the specs and features to help you make the right purchase. Microsoft launched a multitude of new laptops recently, with widely different designs.

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