Still, the Surface 2 is a compelling option for those who are invested in the Microsoft ecosystem, enjoy some of Windows 8.1’s features, and want a tablet that works seamlessly with a keyboard.

Microsoft's Surface tablet is an interesting piece of hardware, but the heavy emphasis on the smart cover keyboard has the potential to steer Microsoft's tablet aspirations into the tar pits.

If I bought the new Surface Pro as it's sold, I would be using the on-screen keyboard, which means half of the relatively small 12.3-inch screen (most laptops in this range have larger 13-inch ...

Troubleshooting Keyboard Not Working Issues on Surface Pro 9. If you are among the many users experiencing issues with the keyboard on your Surface Pro 9, ... Enable On-Screen Keyboard: ...

Microsoft is holding an event on October 2, and it is widely believed that the company might finally reveal the long-rumored, two-screen Surface Centarus. Newly approved FCC filings, however, now ...

If you buy a Surface Book—and it’s very much worth considering—you might not ever find reasons to pull the screen off However, the Surface Book is also a premium product. It starts out at ...

Its snap-on keyboard and pull-out rear stand tries to offer the best of both worlds, but with a 12-in. screen and weighing 1.8 lbs. (without its keyboard cover), the Surface Pro is not as light as ...

The e-ink display sits above the keyboard, right below the screen. A video posted on the YouTube page of Microsoft’s Applied Sciences Group shows a prototype keyboard cover with an e-ink display ...

Microsoft says the smaller display can extend a Surface Pro 2’s primary screen real estate by up to 8 percent. Microsoft provided a demo video that shows the DisplayCover in action, and how it ...