Sources say Microsoft is developing Surface Go 4 and 11-inch Surface Pro computers with Qualcomm Snapdragon 7c

CTOnews.com, April 19 (Xinhua)-- Microsoft plans to launch a smaller two-in-one Windows tablet, and the company will launch Surface Go 4 with Qualcomm Snapdragon 7c SoC for the first time, Windows Central said. In addition, Microsoft is developing a Surface Pro with an 11-inch display.

According to ▲ Surface Go 3 sources, Microsoft's new Surface Go 4 will be code-named Tanta, and the entry-level model will be equipped with a Snapdragon 7c-based SoC with similar performance to the current Surface Go, but with higher energy efficiency and longer battery life.

In addition, Surface Go 4 may have some minor design changes, such as 5G support, but it will remain similar in size to previous models.

Microsoft is also said to be planning to launch a new Surface Pro in two sizes, similar to Apple's double-flagship iPad Pro strategy. In addition to the classic 13-inch Surface Pro that everyone is familiar with with CTOnews.com, Microsoft is also introducing a brand new 11-inch Surface Pro.

According to sources, the 11-inch Surface Pro, code-named Luxor, is similar in shape and size to Surface Go, but with a narrower border. Of course, compared with the Surface Go series, Surface Pro performance will also be stronger, and will also have a better 120Hz display.