Details about Microsoft’s debut of its first AI-powered Surface devices

Devices from Microsoft Surface now have AI capabilities. The first AI-powered Surface PCs designed specifically for business use, the Surface Pro 10 and Surface Laptop 6, were released by the firm. They are advertised as having a longer battery life, robust anti-reflective screens, and the innovative Copilot key.

“With the latest Intel Core Ultra processors and integrated Neural Processing Units (NPUs) to power AI experiences with increased battery life and reduced tax on the Central Processing Unit (CPU) and Graphics Processing Unit (GPU), we designed these products from the ground up to be packed with features business customers have been asking for—from Copilot to ports to NFC readers to security and performance,” the company said in an announcement.

Specifications of the Surface Pro 10
There will be two CPU options available for the Surface Pro 10 for Business: the Core Ultra 5 135U and the Core Ultra 7 165U. The basic model has a 256GB Gen4 SSD and 8GB of RAM that can be expanded to 64GB.
The Surface Pro 10 for Business has a 13-inch display that is 33% brighter thanks to an antireflective coating. It will come with an LCD display out of the box, and the business is apparently planning to release an OLED variant later. There is an NFC reader and a front camera with a 114-degree field of vision.
Starting at $1,199, the Surface Pro 10 will come with two USB-C Thunderbolt 4 connections in addition to a Microsoft Surface Connect connector for charging. According to Microsoft, the device’s battery would last up to 19 hours.
Specifications of the Surface Laptop 6
The Core Ultra 5 135H and Core Ultra 7 165H CPUs are available for the Surface Laptop 6, and they are matched with a minimum of 8GB of RAM and a 256GB Gen4 SSD. Upgrading the configuration allows for up to 1TB of storage and 64GB of RAM.
Whereas the 13.5-inch device will only have one USB Type-C Thunderbolt 4 port, the 15-inch model will have two. Screens include an antireflective coating, and the front-facing camera is full-HD. The model has a starting MSRP of $1,199.
These gadgets have the new Copilot key and are designed with Copilot in mind. They get enhanced Surface Studio cameras with NPUs that support Windows Studio Effects.