Buy Surface Go 3 for Business with 10.5 Touchscreen & Windows 11 Pro -  Microsoft Store

Buy Surface Go 3 for Business with 10.5 Touchscreen & Windows 11 Pro - Microsoft Store

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Buy Surface Go 3 (Tablet Specs, Price, Size) - Microsoft Store

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Buy Surface Go 3 for Business with 10.5 Touchscreen & Windows 11 Pro - Microsoft Store

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Sleek and light with performance you can count on A sleek, portable Surface Laptop with 12.4 inch PixelSense touchscreen and great typing experience with precision trackpad, plus the ports you need. Now with an improved HD camera to look your best on video calls, new Windows 11 experiences, long battery life, and a performance boost for the things you love to do. With 11th Gen Intel speed for day-to-day apps, streaming, and casual gaming.

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