United States, 22nd Dec 2025 - Khadas, an emerging leader in the mini PC world, is taking aim at a promise Microsoft Surface never fully kept: delivering a complete x86 Windows experience in a tablet form — without compromising performance, thermal control or battery life.
The Surface made a bold promise in 2012: a full PC in an ultra-portable tablet body. The idea was beautiful, but not the execution. Performance lagged, heat built up, and the first generation of Surface devices were soon left in dusty corners. Later Surface Pro models turned to ARM, improving efficiency but breaking compatibility with many professional applications.
"We've listened to the stories of Surface 'victims' for years," said a Khadas spokesperson. "They don't want a 'tablet that can do some PC things.' They want a PC that can be a tablet.” As Microsoft shifted away from x86 and left professional users behind, Khadas is working to carry that journey forward.
Building on its proven success in modular mini PCs and highly integrated hardware, Khadas is now applying that expertise to a tablet form factor. The product is currently in development, with more details to be revealed at the upcoming CES in Las Vegas. It will be interesting to see what Khadas ultimately delivers.
Khadas Mind Go
Fulfilling the vision Microsoft Surface never fully realized.
Organization: Khadas
Contact Person: Kara Wu
Website: https://www.khadas.com
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Country:United States
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