New superficial leak reveals Microsoft's confident challenger

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Microsoft announced a major launch event in New York where it is widely expected to reveal the last surface materialand it looks like There could be a store surprise for Surface Laptop fans.

Taking place on October 2nd, the latest information is that Microsoft will update the Surface laptop portfolio to include his first 15-inch model. Although the Surface book has a 15-inch screen option (and Apple is very common to mount the 15-inch MacBook Pro on a 16-inch screen, assuming that Apple really cares about this market), the appearance of the 15 inch option with the Surface Portable opens a new audience for Microsoft.

I would expect any 15-inch Surface Laptop to follow the shadow of the existing laptop and the larger one. Surface book machines to continue using the ratio screens 3: 2. With the higher price of the Surface Book, having the Surface Laptop option with larger screens opens up a different market segment that looks for the expansive screen at a lower price.

I am more intrigued by the options of the chipset. Until now, Microsoft has worked with Intelbut there were indications that AMD has been to study in the past, as reported here on Forbes during the summer:

There is a strong argument that if Microsoft seeks to keep the ecosystem in balance, then it should turn to other manufacturers, such as AMD. This not only shows other manufacturers that Windows 10 is not only for Intel processors, it also ensures that Microsoft and AMD share skills that can ensure a large and diverse component pool.

Qualcomm It's also an option for Microsoft, especially if it is looking for 4G LTE and 5G connectivity in the future, but I think Surface Go, more mobile and enterprise-oriented, will be better suited to Qualcomm's 8CX chipset launched earlier during this year.

Three devices are on deck and ready for some upgrades during the October launch event. One of them is the aforementioned Laptop Surface, which seems a safe bet, as does the next-generation Pro in the form of the Surface Pro 7. But Anticipation Cools on the Potential of a Third Surface Book.

And will we see a double-sided Surface Break cover? We will know it at the beginning of next month.

Learn more about the new features that Surface Pro 7 will need to succeed …

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Microsoft has announced a major launch event in New York where it is widely expected to reveal the latest Surface material, and there seems to be a surprise for Surface Laptop fans.

Taking place on October 2nd, the latest information is that Microsoft will update the Surface Laptop portfolio to include its first 15-inch model. Although the Surface book has a 15-inch screen option (and Apple is very common to mount the 15-inch MacBook Pro on a 16-inch screen, assuming that Apple really cares about this market), the appearance of the 15-inch option with the Surface Portable opens a new audience for Microsoft.

I would expect any 15-inch Surface Laptop to follow the shadows of both the existing laptop and the larger Surface Book machines, in order to continue using the 3: 2 format screens. With the higher price of the Surface Book, having the Surface Laptop option with larger screens opens up a different market segment that looks for the expansive screen at a lower price.

I am more intrigued by the options of the chipset. Until now, Microsoft has worked with Intelbut there is some evidence to suggest that AMD has been considered in the past, as reported here in Forbes during the summer:

There is a strong argument that if Microsoft seeks to keep the ecosystem in balance, then it should turn to other manufacturers, such as AMD. This not only shows other manufacturers that Windows 10 is not only for Intel processors, but also ensures that Microsoft and AMD share skills that can ensure a wide and varied component pool.

Qualcomm is also an option for Microsoft, especially if it looks for 4G LTE and 5G connectivity in the future, but I think Surface Go, more mobile and enterprise-oriented, will be better suited to the Qualcomm 8CX chipset launched earlier this year.

Three devices are on deck and ready for some upgrades during the October launch event. One of them is the aforementioned Laptop Surface, which seems a safe bet, as does the next-generation Pro in the form of the Surface Pro 7. But anticipation cools on the potential of a third Surface Book.

And will we see a double-sided Surface Break cover? We will know it at the beginning of next month.

Learn more about the new features that Surface Pro 7 will need to succeed …