The Top 3 Best Microsoft Tablet Computers (As Of January 2021)

12

in.

display

8

MP

Main Camera

1.9

Ghz

CPU

5

MP

Selfie Cam

12.3

in.

display

8

MP

Main Camera

3.9

Ghz

CPU

4

cores

10

in.

display

8.0

MP

Main Camera

5.0

MP

Selfie Cam

12

in.

display

8

MP

Main Camera

1.9

Ghz

CPU

5

MP

Selfie Cam

12.3

in.

display

8

MP

Main Camera

5

MP

Selfie Cam

Relying on facial recognition technology for security, the 12.3-inch Microsoft Surface Pro 4 tablet clearly breaks the high-end surface with its 2736 x 1824 display resolution and 1TB memory (only with its i7 and 16GB RAM variant) and partly targets graphics tablet users with its PixelSense feature.

15

in.

display

8.0

MP

Main Camera

5.0

MP

Selfie Cam

13

in.

display

8.0

MP

Main Camera

8

cores

5.0

MP

Selfie Cam

12.3

in.

display

8

MP

Main Camera

3.9

Ghz

CPU

4

cores

10

in.

display

8.0

MP

Main Camera

5.0

MP

Selfie Cam

10

in.

display

8

MP

Main Camera

1.6

Ghz

CPU

2

cores

Although the Microsoft Surface Go is powered only by a dual-core processor, it sports 8GB of RAM much like other high-end tablets. It sports a 10-inch display with a 1800 x 1200 resolution and a surprisingly-high 1500:1 display contrast, as well as a 5-megapixel selfie cam (still a rarity in tablets) among other specs.

10.8

in.

display

8

MP

Main Camera

1.6

Ghz

CPU

4

cores

10.8-inch Windows 8.1 tablet for students and mobile professionals, featuring an optional stylus pen with 256 levels of pressure sensitivity and an 8MP camera for recording lectures while writing notes at the same time.

12

in.

display

5

MP

Main Camera

1.7

Ghz

CPU

4

cores

12-inch Windows tablet that claims laptop-like performance and usability, but does not include a keyboard, which must be purchased at an extra cost.

10.6

in.

display

Microsoft's first tablet computer comes with tablet versions of Microsoft popular programs (Word, Excel, PowerPoint, and OneNote) and an integrated kickstand for hands-free use.