During its "New Era of Work" virtual event focused on Windows Copilot and Surface devices for business customers, Microsoft introduced the new Surface Pro 10. While this isn’t the exact model most regular folks can buy, some of its most notable features will likely transfer over. Though it isn’t a major revamp over the Microsoft Surface Pro 9, the Surface Pro 10 seems promising.
The Microsoft Surface Pro 10 features the same design as its two immediate predecessors. That means you get a thin and light device that serves as both a laptop and a tablet. The main draw here is the inclusion of the AI-friendly Intel “Meteor Lake” chip, which should work well with Windows Copilot. The Surface Pro 10 also has a higher-resolution webcam which utilizes AI features to enhance image quality.
