The Surface Pro 7. (Image credit: Microsoft) The Surface Pro 7 brings a lot more to the table than just a USB-C port. Its 12.3-inch 2736x1824 display will no doubt look awesome, and the fact it ...

Microsoft opted not to outfit its latest Surface Pro and Surface Laptop products with a USB-C port. It's a notable omission when there are some devices that eschew USB-A connectivity completely in ...

Current-generation Microsoft laptops like last year's Surface Book 2 and this year's Surface Go still have the USB-C port — but the newly-announced Surface Pro 6 and Surface Laptop 2, arguably ...

Microsoft's new Surface Pro 7 may look like the Surface Pros of yore, but it finally adds a USB-C port to the mix. The flagship 2-in-1 also includes a significant upgrade to Intel's ...

Ahead of this week’s Microsoft’s launch event on October 2nd, the final details of the next Surface Pro machine have been revealed. It will be good news for some, but it shows Microsoft ...

A patent filing from Microsoft suggests that the company is working on bringing its Surface Pro 7 into the future. An illustration in the patent suggests Microsoft may finally embrace the USB-C ...

During its special event today, Microsoft officially unveiled the Surface Pro 7, which looks a lot like previous iterations. It replaces the DisplayPort connector with a USB Type-C port.

Microsoft appears to be altering the port selection on its Surface Pro, and if you look closely at the image above you’ll notice there’s a new USB-C port on the side, alongside the regular USB ...

Satechi has announced its Dual USB-C Hub for the Microsoft Surface Pro 9 ... The hub also features USB-C and USB-A 3.2 Gen 2 ports at 10 Gbps providing users with the power to transfer large files ...

Microsoft's party wasn't all bad news for the port of the future. The Surface Studio, which has the most real estate, got on the USB-C train.And the Surface Headphones have a USB-C charging port ...

Microsoft’s Surface Pro X reveals a pair of USB-C ports on the side. After years of ignoring USB-C, it’s sort of hard to believe Microsoft jumped into it with both feet, but it certainly did.