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The new Copilot Plus PCs are coming on February 11 and targeted toward businesses.
Otherwise, the design of both laptops appears the same.
Surface Laptop 7
Both Intel-based Surface laptops are more expensive than the Qualcomm variants.
There will be two screen sizes 13.8-inch and a larger 15-inch model.
The displays are the same PixelSense ones as on the Qualcomm version.
Microsoft claims that the battery lasts up to 22 hours in video playback testing.
Design-wise, most things will be the mostly the same.
The Intel version features a USB-A 3.2 port, instead of a 3.1 port like the Snapdragon variant.
Otherwise, there are two USB-C 4/Thunderbolt 4 ports, the charging port and a headphone jack.
you could also get an optional smart card reader, though that varies by model and region.
Again, the Intel version is more expensive starting at $1499.99 versus $999.99 for the Snapdragon.
The Pro 11 can be configured with either a 13-inch LCD or OLED panel.
Headphones require aBluetoothconnection or wired via USB-C.
The Pro 11 features a built-in NFC reader.
Lastly, Microsoft also announced a new USB 4 dock, also launching February 14 for $199.99.
The dock is meant to work with any Surface machine and supports two 4K displays at 60Hz.
It also includes 65-watt passthrough charging and up to 40Gb/s data transfer.
The dock features a USB-A 3.2 Gen 2 port, USB-C 4 Gen 3 port on the front.
Preorders are available starting today.
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