One of the competitive advantages Microsoft's Surface RT tablet seemed to have over the full-sized iPad is that it offered twice as much storage at the same base $499 price point -- 32GB versus 16GB.

Following a significant price cut, Microsoft’s Surface RT sold out at Walmart.com on Monday. Or did it? At about noon on Monday, an online order page for the Microsoft Surface RT tablet (with 32GB of ...

GameSpot may get a commission from retail offers. Microsoft will implement a significant price cut for its Surface RT tablets as early as next week, multiple sources have told The Verge. Each model ...

Happy Start-of-Surface day. You may have read earlier that Microsoft has leaked pricing of its Surface RT tablet but the company has finally made it official. Oh, and at 9am PT, you can pre-order the ...

The retailer's back-to-school promotion is reportedly part of a larger plan by Microsoft to cut prices for Surface RT slates before introducing new models later this year. At least one Microsoft ...

As was rumored, Microsoft today announced a 30 percent price drop for its Surface RT tablet line, cutting $150 off each model. The 32GB entry model is now available for $350. Full pricing information ...

Early adopters of Microsoft's new Surface RT devices are getting an unpleasant surprise on first boot: Only half of the advertised 32GB of storage space is actually available for them to use. There's ...

It’s not the pricing I had hoped for. But, at the same time the price options for the Surface RT tablet are not ridiculous. The pricing of the Surface RT tablet is competitive—not high enough to be ...

Microsoft has confirmed what many had suspected, that it didn’t offer a 16GB Surface RT tablet because there would have been virtually no room for customer content on the device. According to a FAQ ...

I've got a barely used Surface RT with 32GB of memory that I'm looking to sell for $400 + actual shipping to the user. This is just the Surface RT device itself no cover. Includes Box, Charger, ...

Microsoft was right about the future of PCs - it just took the MacBook Neo to prove it ...