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Regarding hardware

Introducing the stunning Surface Laptop Studio 2!

Introducing the Surface Go 4

Surface Pro X

Regarding software

Third-party plugins for Bing Chat

The integrated Bing-powered ChatGPT experience will be available to everyone.

Integrating AI into Windows 11

Microsoft recently announced an upcoming 'special event' set to take place in New York on September 21st. This timing coincides with the company's previous fall hardware unveilings. Besides hardware, we can anticipate significant software updates, particularly the integration of AI into Windows 11.

Regarding hardware

Introducing the stunning Surface Laptop Studio 2!

The first-generation Surface Laptop Studio made waves when it debuted in September 2021. Now, brace yourselves for the eagerly awaited sequel. Recent reports from WinFuture have unveiled rendered images and specs purportedly belonging to the Surface Laptop Studio 2. From the looks of it, the device will retain the sleek design of its predecessor.

Surface Laptop Go 3 is rumored to feature the Intel Core i5 1235U CPU, 8GB of RAM + 256GB SSD on the base model, maintaining a battery capacity of 5,403mAh and weighing 1.13kg.

Introducing the Surface Go 4

The Surface Go series is positioned in the budget-friendly segment with its compact design and affordable price point. Surface Go 3 was released in September 2021, and it might be time for an update.

Surface Pro X

Microsoft's flagship device, the Surface Pro, celebrates its 10th anniversary this year. Will Microsoft unveil something extraordinary for the Surface Pro this year? Perhaps a new innovation awaits. The Surface Pro 10 could be the platform for Microsoft to introduce a fresh perspective, departing from the design and functionality of its predecessors.

According to Windows Central, the upcoming device will offer two size options: adding an 11-inch variant alongside the current 13-inch model. The Surface Pro 10 11-inch is expected to resemble the Surface Go but with thinner bezels.

Regarding software

Third-party plugins for Bing Chat

During the recent Microsoft Build 2023 event, the company announced its adoption of an open plugin standard similar to OpenAI for Bing Chat. This is a significant announcement considering that at that time, OpenAI had over 70 third-party plugins to support various tasks for ChatGPT, such as restaurant reservations through OpenTable, travel information searches via Expedia, or grocery shopping via InstaCart.And the upcoming fall event will be a great opportunity for Microsoft to unveil third-party plugins for its chatbot.

The integrated Bing-powered ChatGPT experience will be available to everyone.

The major announcement at Build 2023 event unveils Bing as the default search engine for ChatGPT. With this integration, ChatGPT breaks free from the constraints of pre-2021 information and gains access to the web through Bing Search.Currently, integrating Bing Search with ChatGPT is limited to users subscribed to ChatGPT Plus. However, Microsoft assures that this experience will soon be available for free to everyone through the Bing plugin. The extension is yet to be released, but September 21 could mark its official launch date.

Integrating AI into Windows 11

The rumor mill has been buzzing with whispers from Windows Central suggesting that Microsoft might infuse AI into pre-installed apps such as Paint, Photos, and Snipping Tool. This could mean image object recognition within the Photos app, allowing seamless copying and pasting, integration of optical character recognition technology into Snipping Tool, and the ability to create images from text within Paint.Yusuf Mehdi, Microsoft's Corporate Vice President and Chief Marketing Officer, previously confirmed on X that significant AI enhancements would be unveiled at the upcoming event on September 21st.What are you eagerly anticipating from the upcoming Microsoft event?Stay updated with the latest news and announcements from Microsoft's upcoming Surface and AI event by checking out articles on ZDnet and Windowscentral

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