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The Surface Go device is one of the lightest, best devices for traveling if you need a Windows device.  But there is a BUT in there.  The keyboard is
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It seems as though according to Surface All Access for Business – Microsoft Store it is still available. Also, the last FAQ question on your original link to the Surface All Access page. Typical Microsoft when it comes to communication – clear as mud.

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You are right.  They still do it, but it was confusing!

Susan Bradley Patch Lady/Prudent patcher

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Maybe that is the best they are able to do there, now?

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Aussies can get a trade-in.

You need your original receipt.

Personally, ‘wooden’, ‘touch’ and ‘bargepole’ come to mind. My touch screen laptop does what I need.

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Never been a fan of the Surface design, the kickstand form just doesn’t impress because of that design it limits its use to mostly a solid platform to set it on. I know, some claim it can work on a lap or laying on a sofa or bed. But a notebook does this better and I probably would only ever consider a Surface notebook. The Surface Go sort of doesn’t hit it out of the park on any specification. It does offer a bit more premium on entry level devices that typically don’t get that kind of treatment. The Surface line though is really bad for reparability.

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