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technology2 years ago

Microsoft's Surface Laptop Studio 2: Leaked Specs, Pricing, and Launch Date

A leak has revealed details about Microsoft's upcoming Surface event, including the new Surface Laptop Studio 2, updates to the Surface Laptop Go 3, and the all-new Surface Go 4. The leak suggests that the Surface Laptop Studio 2 will have a 14.4-inch display, 13th-generation Intel Raptor Lake H processors, Nvidia RTX 4050 or RTX 4060 graphics card, and up to 64GB of memory. The entry-level model is expected to start at $2,399, while the top-end version will cost around $3,949. The Surface Go 3 is also set for upgrades, featuring an Intel Core i5-1235U chip, 256GB SSD, and 8GB of memory. The Surface Go 4 will be launched at the event and is rumored to come with an Intel N200 processor.

via Digital Trends|
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technology2 years ago

Microsoft Developing New Surface Devices with Intel and ARM Options

Microsoft is reportedly planning to release two versions of its upcoming Surface Go 4 tablet, one with an Intel processor and the other with a Qualcomm Snapdragon 7c chip. The new model is expected to be similar in size to the previous-gen Surface Go 4, with a 10.5-inch display and support for accessories. Additionally, Microsoft is said to be planning a new 11-inch Surface Pro tablet with a faster processor and premium features. Pricing for the new tablets has not been revealed yet.

via Liliputing|
#arm#intel#microsoft
technology2 years ago

Microsoft Developing ARM-based Surface Go 4 and 11-inch Surface Pro

Microsoft is reportedly working on an ARM-powered Surface Go 4, codenamed Tanta, which will feature a Snapdragon 7c-based SoC and may offer 5G connectivity. The company is also said to be developing an 11-inch Surface Pro, codenamed Luxor, with slimmer bezels and a 120Hz display. Both devices are expected to ship later this year, but timing is still uncertain. Microsoft's interest in smaller tablets may be due to recent tablet optimizations in Windows 11, with more touch-friendly features expected in future updates.

via Windows Central|
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