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Surface Go is sold out, Surface Go 2 incoming
Microsoft’s Surface Go 2 is rumored to be released in March. Well March came and went and still no Surface Go 2. Spotted by Rich Woods at Neowin, both configurations of the Surface Go are sold out. This is a good sign, it means Microsoft appropriately managed their inventory for the arrival of the 2nd-Gen Surface Go. As Rich Woods points out, the Surface Go for business is still available but in only the base configuration.

The processor in the current Surface Go is an Intel Pentium Gold 4415Y CPU, which is fine for light computing an entertainment. We previously reported that there will be an Core m3-8100Y option coming for a high end Surface Go 2 model along with a new Pentium CPU for the base model Surface Go 2.
In addition to the Intel Core m3-8100Y running at 1.10GHz, dual core, four threads and boost up to 3.4GHz for the high end model, there will be a refreshed Pentium 4425Y that runs at 1.7GHz with two core, four threads and no boost for the base model. LTE will be an option for the Core m3 model giving it a kind of mobility that only the Surface Pro X currently enjoys.

Both the Pentium and m3 models will utilize the same SSD that is currently in the Surface Pro 7 and Surface Pro X. Speaking of the Surface Pro X, we recently reported that there could also be another variant of Surface Go on its way, called Surface Go X. Just like its big brother it will also be powered by a snapdragon processor which is rumored to be the Snapdragon 7c with LTE on board.
By Platform De.Central | Source: Rich Woods via Neowin

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