It feels sturdy there’s no flexing when you pick it up.

It’s an attractive device, coming in multiple colours including Sage, Ice Blue, Sandstone, and Platinum, and constructed with a base of aluminum and polycarbonate composite resin with glass fibre and post-consumer recycled content. The system comes loaded with Windows 11 Home. The review unit we received had a 12.4-inch PixelSense touchscreen display, with a 1536 x 1024 resolution, a quad-core Intel 11th-gen Core i5 processor, 8 GB of RAM (the base model has 4 GB), and a 256 GB SSD (base is 128 GB – don’t bother with it). However, it’s not for everyone (few machines are) we took a look to see where it would suit.

It’s a compact, lightweight machine adequate for most basic tasks, including document creation, web surfing, and playing videos. The Microsoft Surface Laptop Go 2 has its charms. Artificial Intelligence (923) Auto Tech (47) Blockchain (174) CanadianCIO (96) Careers & Education (4433) Channel Strategy (35) Cloud (2088) Communications & Telecom (424) Companies (1059) Data & Analytics (1297) Development (737) Digital Transformation (1235) Distribution (126) Diversity & Inclusion (66) Ecommerce (54) Editorial (0) Emerging Tech (24219) End User Hardware (52) Engineering (79) Financial (165) FinTech (87) Future of Work (347) Governance (107) Government & Public Sector (6085) Human Resources (865) Infrastructure (8522) IoT (6174) ITWC Morning Briefing (130) Leadership (4291) Legal (163) Legislation (170) Managed Services & Outsourcing (4313) Marketing (61) MarTech (3) Medical (31) Mobility (3429) Not For Profit (23) Open Source (30) Operations (85) People (149) Podcasts (2126) Privacy (643) Project Management (1099) Security (8027) Service (44) Smart Home (18) SMB (59) Social Networks (206) Software (4170) Supply Chain (123) Sustainability (109) Tech in Sports (5) Women in Tech (190)

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