Microsoft's Surface lineup is about high-end devices, but this doesn't suggest they all have to become super-expensive.

And also the Surface Go has always been the living proof in connection with this, because this smaller computer sports the high-quality build of the Surface brand but all in a cheaper form factor, therefore becoming only the perfect option for students and teachers.

Now, the top Go 3 is official with a brand new processor that brings more extra power, as the device now comes with an Intel i3 chip.

Microsoft says this will make the top Go some 60 % faster, and this is obviously good news, specially in the case of users who don't wish to stick to the S mode but want the full Windows experience.

Microsoft explains the Surface Go 3 is fully prepared for Windows 11, so it includes the brand new operating system pre-loaded.

Wi-Fi version already up for pre-order

"The most portable Surface 2-in-1 is ideal for your day-to-day tasks, homework and play. Designed to illuminate the very best of Windows 11, Surface Go 3 is 60% faster by having an Intel Core i3 processor. This product brings optional LTE Advanced, all-day battery, built-in Microsoft security, and is optimized for tablet-to-laptop versatility with digital Pen and touch," Microsoft says.

"Starting just 1.2 pounds and featuring 1080p cameras, best-in-class studio microphones, Dolby Audio, along with a 10.5" touch display - Go 3 is the best device to connect, collaborate and play from anywhere."

The new Surface Go 3 can be pre-ordered by customers in the United States and a few other countries, though for the time being, only the Wi-Fi version can be obtained. The pricing of the particular configuration starts at $399.99. There's no ETA regarding once the LTE version is projected to produce, but Microsoft says its debut may happen within the coming months.