Microsoft will hold a hardware conference on September 21. In addition to Surface hardware, the theme will also discuss Win11, Microsoft 365 and various AI products.
Several Microsoft “portable computing devices” have been certified by the FCC (Federal Communications Commission). The FCC did not disclose any information about the device, but foreign media believe that this is the long-awaited Surface Laptop Go 3 or Surface Go 4.
In FCC filings, Microsoft’s new product is labeled “Microsoft Corporation Portable Computing Device” with codes C3K-2067, C3K 2067, C3K2067 and C3K2O60.
Microsoft has previously used the “C3K” certification mark on a number of Surface products, but mostly associated with the Surface Go and Surface Laptop series. It is worth mentioning that Microsoft also received approval for the Intel Wi-Fi 6 module AX201.
According to documents seen by Windows Latest, Microsoft’s next-generation Surface Laptop Go 3 or Surface Go 4 appears to be using Intel’s Wi-Fi 6 network card AX201D2W, supporting the 802.11ax standard and the latest version of the Bluetooth standard.
It was previously reported that Microsoft is expected to launch new products such as Surface Laptop Studio 2, Surface Laptop Go 3 and Surface Go 4 at this conference. However, there will be no changes in appearance, but the internal CPU and GPU will be upgraded.
In addition, Microsoft will announce more information about Microsoft 365 Copilot productivity services at this event. Microsoft has invited a number of companies to test this service, and the official may announce the official launch date at this conference.
Previously, it was reported that Microsoft would announce relevant information about the “Win12” system at this conference, but the media believed that this was unlikely.
