What's next for Surface in 2025: Intel-powered Copilot+ PCs and an 11-inch Surface?

[Windows Central]

Microsoft aims to bring Copilot+ capabilities to the rest of the active Surface portfolio in 2025. Here's what to expect.

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[LumiaWin8]

Unless the 11inch Surface will turn out to be a tablet - the seemingly endless wait for a modern, performant Windows mini tablet continues... RIP Surface Mini and all that never followed...

Ironically, now that Intel FINALLY has a low power, long battery life, good performance SoC with Lunar Lake, it's gonna be ARM based too, with still way to many of my everyday apps not optimized/ARM based


Might go for an updated OneXPlayer X1 Mini or so instead...

 

[WhiteWolf]

No word about a new version of the Surface Go ? Preferably with Arm architecture.

 

[Alphabet]

The lunar lake devices need to launch before the end of Q2. Since 2020 Microsoft has a history of using last year's Intel processors, which I refuse to buy a year later for a premium. Come Q3 into Q4 we should see panther lake which will reportedly have much better multicore performance.

I would really be disappointed if the Surface Laptop Studio comes with a year old processor whether it's Intel, AMD, or Qualcomm given it's two-year update cadence. I hope they also add a RTX 5070 config instead of stopping at the XX60 tier.

 

[bradavon]

Unless the 11inch Surface will turn out to be a tablet - the seemingly endless wait for a modern, performant Windows mini tablet continues... RIP Surface Mini and all that never followed...

Windows tablets don't work. It's why the Surface Dual ran Android.

 

[bradavon]

"Microsoft launched its first ever specialized commercial Surface PCs with the Surface Pro 10 and Surface Laptop 6"

They weren't commercial devices, they were business devices actually.

 

[Arun Topez]

Unless they've been secretly working on a proper tablet UI/UX mode in the next Windows update, any Windows tablet would be useless it's a convertible like the Pro/Go. But with Panos gone, and MS cutting corners everywhere they can, I'll bet more than likely it's not happening anytime soon.