US EditionMicrosoft unveils thinner, lighter Surface Laptop and Surface Pro, starting at $799
- Microsoft unveiled the 12-inch Surface Pro priced at $799 and the 13-inch Surface Laptop starting at $899, according to a Microsoft announcement.
- The Surface Laptop boasts a battery life of 16 hours for web browsing, while the Surface Pro is designed for desktop applications, according to Microsoft.
- Both devices include new Copilot+ features for improved user assistance, reflecting Microsoft's efforts to enhance AI integration in their products.
- Surface sales have declined 15% in fiscal 2024, with Microsoft acknowledging this trend during a recent call.
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Microsoft unveils thinner, lighter Surface Laptop and Surface Pro, starting at $799
Microsoft has expanded its Copilot+ PC family with two new Surface devices: the 12-inch Surface Pro tablet and the 13-inch Surface Laptop. Powered by Qualcomm's Snapdragon X Plus SoC, they are smaller, thinner, and lighter than their predecessors, prioritizing portability and affordability.Read Entire Article
Microsoft unveils smaller Surfaces: A 12-inch Surface Pro tablet and a 13-inch Surface Laptop
Last year was a major one for Microsoft's Surface lineup, thanks to the launch of Copilot+ AI PC initiative, as well as surprisingly capable Arm-powered Surface Pro and Surface Laptop models. But aside from the addition of OLED and Qualcomm's new Snapdragon chips, the overall design for those Surface machines didn't really evolve much. That changes this year, as Microsoft has announced smaller versions of its Surface family: A 12-inch Surface Pr…
New York .- Microsoft announced two new Surface devices at a more affordable price - 12-inch Surface Pro and the 13-inch Surface Laptop – and none includes the company's Surface Connect magnetic charging port, as these devices can now only be loaded via USB-C ports, following [...] The entry Microsoft's new Surface adopts USB-C charging in line with EU regulations was first published in Digital Process.
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