Microsoft Surface Go 3 launched in India with Intel processors and preloaded Windows 11!

 


Microsoft Surface Go 3 has been officially unveiled in India. The Microsoft Surface Go 3 is a compact 2-in-1 laptop powered by Intel Pentium and Core processors and comes pre-loaded with Windows 11.

Microsoft Surface Go 3 Price in India

Pre-orders for the new Surface Go 3 will commence on Amazon starting at Rs 57,999, while prices for business starts from Rs 42,999. Commercial SKUs will be available in the country starting December through authorised resellers.

Rajiv Sodhi, Chief Operating Officer, Microsoft India said, “We are pleased to bring the new Surface Go 3 to India, expanding our Surface portfolio for Windows 11. Throughout our history as Surface, we have seen that the most meaningful experiences come from innovation at the intersection of hardware and software. This idea was the catalyst for Surface—to build hardware that would not only be a stage for Windows but push the platform and the ecosystem forward.”

Microsoft Surface Go 3 Specifications

Microsoft Surface Go 3 is powered by an Intel Pentium Gold or a 10th Gen Intel Core i3 processor. The 2-in-1 Surface Go 3 also comes with a 10.5-inch touch display with a 3:2 aspect ratio. The tablet also comes with a Surface Go Signature Cover that works as a detachable keyboard with a touchpad.

The Surface Go 3 also features an optional LTE version to offer faster connectivity. It boasts 4GB or 8GB of RAM paired with 64GB or 128GB of eMMC storage. It also supports Dolby Audio technology and has a 1080p camera on the front and back. The tablet weighs 544 grams.

The Surface Go 3 boasts studio microphones for video calling. Commercial variants of the Surface Go 3 can be deployed straight to employees with Windows Autopilot for a zero-touch experience. Additionally, the built-in cloud-powered security is designed to keep company information and customer data safe.

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