Almost exactly two years ago, Microsoft announced that it would no longer manufacture an entry-level Surface PC. And in the wake of that announcement, it expanded its Surface lineup with new premium devices that pushed prices ever-upward. So why would Microsoft be backtracking here in 2018 and planning a new run at the low-end of the market?
There are two major reasons, I think.
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