Take Windows 11 with you anywhere at all using the Surface Go 3. Right now, you can get the LTE model with Core i3 processor at a 20% discount.
Take Your Productivity on the Go with the Surface Go 3 with Wi-Fi and LTE - Now Just $583.99 for Prime Day 2023
This discount brings the price down of the tablet/computer to a far reasonable $583.99. Add in the fact that this supports cellular connectivity is an icing on the cake. This means you’re not stuck with using Wi-Fi networks only. When there’s no Wi-Fi, you can switch over to cellular and always be connected.
What’s the complete spec rundown of the model on sale? We’re glad you asked!
- Intel Core i3 processor clocked at 1.3GHz.
- Intel UHD Graphics 615.
- 4G LTE connectivity and Wi-Fi 802.11ac.
- 10.5-inch touchscreen display with a resolution of 1920-by-1280.
- Windows 11 pre-installed.
- Built-in 128GB SSD and 8GB RAM.
- All-day battery life with up to 11 hours on a single charge. Includes fast charging capabilities.
- Includes USB-C port, headphone jack and microSDXC card reader. You can use the microSDXC card slot to add more memory to the PC.
- Works with any Bluetooth keyboard and mouse.
- Official keyboard accessory available and highly recommended.
If there’s one reason why you should get the Surface Go 3, it’s a simple one - productivity. This tablet/PC runs Windows 11 which gives you access to all your favorite apps that will help you get work done. Besides that, 4G LTE is a huge bonus. Even if you don’t use it, you’ll thank yourself at some point in time for investing in a PC that has such a thing built right in.
Buy Microsoft Surface Go 3 - 10.5" Touchscreen - Intel® Core™ i3 - 8GB Memory - 128GB SSD - Was $729.99, now just $583.99
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