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Microsoft announces October 7 Windows and Surface event

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Siddharth 16 September 2026

Microsoft Windows Laptops AI

It has been more than two years since Microsoft held a major event, but that is about to change. The company has announced a Windows and Surface event for next month to share new details about AI, Windows, the Surface Laptop Ultra, and the Nvidia RTX Spark.

According to Engadget, the event will be held in San Francisco on October 7.

Microsoft announces October 7 Windows and Surface event

The event will focus on local AI on Windows PCs, while Microsoft is also expected to announce the availability and pricing of the Surface Laptop Ultra, which was unveiled in June.

Microsoft CEO Satya Nadella, Microsoft Executive Vice President of Windows and Devices Pavan Davuluri, and Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang are said to be attending the event.

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  • Catalin
  • pk1
  • 18 Sep 2026

Have you ever used an Windows on ARM device? I don't own a Surface laptop but I own a Dell Latitude 7455 and it's an excellent device. The battery life, the fact that it's always quiet. There are native apps now (Office suite, lumina...

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  • David
  • 0R@
  • 17 Sep 2026

Microsoft ruined the Surface by now making it ARM only. It used to be x86 and that is what made it unique, a real laptop in the shape of a tablet.

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  • cyber
  • S2D
  • 17 Sep 2026

the news about windows is Microsoft going to linux

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