It comes with 1,920x1,280 resolution for a 220ppi pixel density and 1500:1 contrast ratio. The screen is 10.5 inches diagonally, and in typical Surface fashion, it's 3:2. There's also a commercial model with 4G LTE that has a 256GB SSD, but you won't be able to get that from AT&T. For ports, it's got a single USB Type-C port, along with ports for Surface Connect, microSD, 3.5mm headphones, and of course, a nano-SIM. It includes a Core i3-10100Y processor, 8GB RAM, and a 128GB SSD. This particular configuration wasn't available at launch, although it has been available for some time on. They're still going to cost you a few hundred extra dollars. Of course, these accessories don't come in the box. Indeed, the accessories that go along with the Surface Go 3 are exactly the same, right down to the Surface Pen that magnetically attaches to the side and the magnetic keyboard.
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