Microsoft's Surface Laptop 5 is left unchanged yet again, content to distinguish Microsoft's mainstream laptop in terms of design, not value.

The Microsoft Surface Laptop 5 has finally been unveiled, but is it a good upgrade from the Microsoft Surface Laptop 4?

Microsoft's Surface Laptop 5 is an iterative upgrade from the prior generation, delivering better performance and improved battery life due to the jump to Intel's 12th Gen mobile processors.

Microsoft has launched the Surface Laptop 5, eliminating AMD's Ryzen chip but adding a powerful 12th-gen Intel Core chip and Thunderbolt capabilities to its general-purpose laptop.

Microsoft built the Surface Laptop 5 with updated processors, more battery life, and a Thunderbolt 4 port, but the commercial version offers a design where nearly every part is replaceable.

With a new 12th Gen Intel Core i7 CPU, Microsoft's Surface Laptop 5 is powerful, shockingly quiet, and has a terrific keyboard and trackpad. Battery life is solid, too.

The Microsoft Surface Laptop 5 ($999 to start) has arrived, and it bears a striking resemblance to last year's Surface Laptop 4. Sadly, that semblance is more than skin-deep. While the new Surface ...

Microsoft offers a few color options for the Laptop 5 release, including an especially nice green, but unfortunately they’re restricted to the 13.5-inch model.

The Surface Laptop 5 offers a big, beautiful screen, gorgeous color options and great overall performance, but its overall design is starting to show its age.

But Microsoft missed the memo on improving built-in webcams and stuck with its old 720p version the Surface Laptop 5; other PC-makers have bumped up to 1080p full HD for generally sharper, more ...

Microsoft’s Surface line has long served as a guiding light for the quality standards other laptops and (especially) 2-in-1 makers should look to. With the Surface Laptop 5, it feels like ...

A new report from WinFuture reveals what Intel processors Surface Pro 9 and Surface Laptop 5 will get, and AMD may not be an option. Plus, some new colors for Surface Pro?