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Thanks to CTOnews.com netizens Wu Yanzu and ThinkBou for the clue delivery! CTOnews.com August 18 news, comprehensive The Verge, Engadget, MSPowerUser and other media reported early this morning that Microsoft has sent invitations to a number of foreign media with the words "Please write down Microsoft's special events on the calendar on Thursday, September 21, 2023." However, apart from the time and place, Microsoft has not disclosed any other information about the event.

According to the usual practice in previous years, Microsoft usually holds Surface product launches every September-October. Please refer to the CTOnews.com report last year. On October 12, 2022, Microsoft released a number of new products, such as the Surface Studio 2 + all-in-one, Surface Laptop 5 notebooks and Surface Pro 9.

Taken together, Microsoft is expected to launch new products at this year's special event, including not limited to the following devices:

Surface Laptop Studio 2

Surface Laptop Go 3

Surface Go 4

Surface device with Qualcomm Snapdragon 8cx Gen 4 processor (expected to go on sale next year)

According to previous Windows Central reports, Microsoft Surface Laptop Studio 2 will use Intel's 13th generation processor and Nvidia RTX 40 series GPU, and the starting price is expected to be a few hundred dollars higher than the original model.

As for the Surface Laptop Go 3 (or Surface Laptop "3") notebook, Intel's 12th generation processor is expected to provide more memory and storage space, eliminating the controversial 4GB memory of the previous generation.

Surface Go 4, the machine will launch Intel version and Snapdragon 7c version of both models, the previous news that Snapdragon 7c version of the model will be released after the release of Intel N200 version.

However, there is still no clear message about the next generation of Surface Pro or Surface Laptop.

On the software side, Microsoft is expected to disclose the progress of AI assistant Copilot at this event, given the extent of Microsoft's efforts in the AI field over the past year. As the built-in "personal assistant" of the Windows 11 system, it began public testing in June and will be rolled out to all Windows 11 users later this year.

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