Microsoft has ended production on the Surface Hub 3, with no plans to make more in the future, putting an end to its collaborative displays line.

It no longer makes sense to recommend a Surface at any price point over a similarly spec'd MacBook, iPad, or third-party OEM Windows machine.

Almost every major OEM has announced price hikes for its products, and laptops have suffered quite a bit in recent weeks. Microsoft Blames Higher Memory and Component Costs for Its Decision to Increase Prices for All Surface Laptops The continued rise in RAM and SSD prices is not sparing any device in 2026, and once again, we are seeing one of the major OEMs planning a price hike in the coming days. Almost all major vendors have announced a price hike at least once in 2026, but some have revised their product prices multiple times throughout Q1 2026. Microsoft is […]

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Microsoft is raising prices on all its current Surface PC offerings, with the midrange devices now starting at above $1,000, and flagships starting at $1,500.

Even if Microsoft perfects the Surface Pro 12, it still won’t be the device I’ve been waiting for. The one accessory that made the Surface Pro feel like a real laptop vanished — and Microsoft never replaced it.

The ASUS Zenbook A16 is a Copilot+ PC by definition, but its 5-star success proves no one cares. Major reviews are hailing its 18-core Snapdragon power, lightweight build, and MacBook-beating performance while completely ignoring Microsoft's "Copilot+ PC" label.