Microsoft recently unveiled its new line of Surface devices during it New York City event, including the Surface Laptop 3 that includes an AMD processor option. A brand-new Surface Pro X that uses a semi-custom Qualcomm processor, and a thinner and lighter Surface Pro 7, all of which, now have USB Type-C and fast charging that can go from zero to 80 percent in less than an hour.
Although the product refresh, and the introduction of a new ARM-based tablet made a splash, the biggest surprise was the unveiling of Surface Neo, a mini version of the Surface tablet that features a dual-screen design and runs the new Windows 10X OS. And Surface Duo, a smaller version Neo that runs a custom version of Android and works just like a phone.
If you couldn’t attend the event, this image gallery will give you a closer look at the new devices.
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