Microsoft is getting ready for new Windows AI features and a wave of AI PCs. Microsoft is getting ready for new Windows AI features and a wave of AI PCs. Tom Warren is a senior editor and author ...

Sources familiar with Microsoft’s plans tell The Verge that the company will unveil Surface Pro 10 and Surface Laptop 6 hardware, aimed at business and commercial customers, on March 21st. The ...

Today, Microsoft unveiled the Surface Pro 10 and Surface Laptop 6, sporting the same designs as the previous models but now with the AI smarts of Intel's new Core Ultra CPUs. You won't be able to ...

Microsoft today unveiled two new Surface devices, the Surface Pro 10 and the Surface Laptop 6, marking the company's first hardware launch since the AI PC era kicked off with Intel's and AMD's NPU ...

Here’s how it works. We didn’t see a Microsoft Surface Pro 10 in 2023 so it’s reasonable to believe the company might announce this machine. Rumors also suggest the Microsoft Surface Laptop ...

There's a lot to consider when trying to decide between buying the new iPad Pro 2024 vs Microsoft Surface Pro 10, the latest flagship tablets from Apple and Microsoft. With its fancy new OLED ...

With that in mind, here’s everything we know about the Surface Pro 10 and what we’d like to see from the commercial version. Will there be a Microsoft Surface Pro 10? Considering the business ...

Credit: Microsoft Microsoft held a Surface event on Thursday, and wouldn't you know it, there are some new Surface devices to talk about. Specifically, the Surface Pro 10 and Surface Laptop 6 are ...

The consumer-focused devices also become the company’s first Copilot... Microsoft Surface Pro 10 and Microsoft Surface Laptop 6 will arrive with Arm chips in May, according to a report.

The Surface Pro 10 we expected this year didn’t arrive, as Microsoft instead erased the number from the end of its flagship detachable with the new Microsoft Surface Pro — a serious challenger ...

Microsoft delivers long-overdue CPU updates to a pair of Surface lines, along with better webcams and wider 5G support. And more AI integration, of course. Matt Elliott is a senior editor at CNET ...