Microsoft is gearing up to launch its next-generation Surface model later this year. Shortly before the introduction date, information about the new generation two-in-one computer models began to come. Here are the details revealed for the new Microsoft Surface:
Microsoft Surface bids farewell to ARM-based processors
According to the latest information, the new generation Surface Go says goodbye to ARM-based processors. The next-generation device will instead be powered by the Intel N200, a brand new processor designed specifically for affordable, compact devices. The N200 is expected to be significantly more powerful and energy efficient than the Intel Core i3-10100Y seen on the Surface Go 3.
Surface Go 3, which is expected to compete with Apple’s MacBook Air models, can heat up the competition with the right configuration. Let’s see what will Surace Go 3, which will strengthen its hand with Intel’s Meteor Lake laptop CPUs, against Apple’s powerful M series?
The new generation Surface Studio, on the other hand, seems to continue to improve its already successful layout. The two-in-one computer, which will host Intel’s latest processors, will also host up-to-date ports.
It seems that Microsoft will now entrust the Surface series to Intel’s latest processors. With these two companies working together, we may come across the best Surface models ever. To see this, we only have to wait for the last days of 2023.
With its next-generation Surface models, Microsoft may give a glimpse of both iPad and MacBook Air models. So what do you think about the Surface Go and Surface Studio models? You can share your views with us in the comments section.
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