A recently removed online store listing claimed that Microsoft is preparing a new Surface laptop featuring Intel’s recently introduced Lunar Lake Core 200 architecture. Sources from Windows.
Rumor mill: Microsoft is promoting their Surface devices powered by Snapdragon X processors as a paradigm shift in AI capabilities, efficiency, and battery life. After all, they used the device to inaugurate the company’s Copilot+ branding. But now, following some impressive early results from Intel’s Lunar Lake Core 200V processors, leaks suggest that Microsoft will continue updating its Intel and Qualcomm-powered Surface laptops in parallel.
A recently removed online store listing claimed that Microsoft is preparing a new Surface laptop featuring Intel’s recently introduced Lunar Lake Core 200 architecture. Sources from Windows Central corroborated this information, claiming the notebook will be available sometime next year.
The device includes an eight-core Intel Core Ultra 268V processor with Arc 140V integrated graphics, 32GB of memory, and a 1TB SSD.
