Introducing the new Surface Copilot+ PCs
This video illustrates the productivity enhancements with the new Surface Copilot+ PCs by Microsoft. Now equipped with more than 45 TOPS and an in-build NPU chip, these top-notch devices redefine what a laptop can do. They're designed to be faster, more potent, and smarter, giving you a unique edge in your digital space. Dive into a new way of interaction with your PC and see why Surface Laptops are the only ones designed by Microsoft.
What are the key features of the new Surface Copilot+ PCs?
The new Surface Copilot+ PCs come equipped with over 45 TOPS and a built-in NPU chip, making them some of the fastest and most powerful Surface devices available. They also offer a new way to interact with your PC, designed specifically by Microsoft.
How does the built-in NPU chip enhance performance?
The built-in NPU chip significantly enhances the performance of the Surface Copilot+ PCs by enabling faster processing capabilities and more intelligent interactions, allowing users to experience a more efficient workflow.
When will updates for the Surface Copilot+ PCs be available?
Updates for the Surface Copilot+ PCs are expected to be available soon through a post-launch Windows Update, which can be tracked at aka.ms/copilotpluspcs.
Introducing the new Surface Copilot+ PCs
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