This explains why the multi-core score was so lopsided. It must be noted that both the 8200Y and 10100Y are both dual-core CPUs, while the A13 Bionic is a six-core. Similarly, Apple’s multi-core score of 3427 demolishes the i5-8200Y’s 1934. This CPU scored 900 points in single-core performance, compared to the A13’s score of 1335. It was difficult to find exact benchmarks for the 10100Y, but since it uses an older chipset, we can use its closest cousin, which is the Core i5-8200Y, for comparison. The latter processor is based on Amber Lake from 2018 and features Intel’s HD Graphics 615 GPU.Īs you might expect, the 2018 CPU can’t hold a candle to Apple’s system on a chip from 2019.

The Surface Go has either a dual-core Intel Pentium Gold 6500Y or dual-core 10th-gen Core i3-10100Y. The base iPad has Apple’s A13 Bionic, which was originally found in the iPhone 11 series. Our previous assessment had Apple’s in-house silicon beating Intel’s modest offerings - and it’s still valid. For those who prefer Microsoft, the Surface Pro X is what you’ll want. The iPad is the only one of these that supports LTE connectivity while on the go. It must be noted that there isn’t a cellular option for the Surface Go 3. Each tablet also has its own requisite pen input with the Apple Pencil (1st generation) and Surface Pen. The Surface Go 3 is compatible with Microsoft’s Surface Type Cover to provide keyboard functions. The iPad is compatible with Apple’s Smart Cover and Smart Keyboard via the Smart connector on the side. Speaking of accessories, both tablets can be equipped with certain add-ons to increase functionality. Those who need to carry a tablet all day, especially standing up, should probably look at the iPad Mini.

That’s not factoring in attached accessories, but using these strictly as tablets shouldn’t be an issue. The Surface Go is slightly heavier at 1.2 pounds. The iPad comes in at 1.07 pounds for the Wi-Fi model and 1.09 pounds for cellular models. The Surface Go has a 1920 x 1280 display with a pixel density of 220 pixels per inch.Ĭarrying both of these tablets around shouldn’t be an issue. Though the base iPad’s screen isn’t as nice as the more expensive models, it still has a sharp 2160 x 1620 resolution at 264 pixels per inch. S mode: What’s the difference?Īpple could soon put an M3 chip in its worst laptop Microsoft’s Bing Chat: how to join the waitlist now

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