Microsoft is all set for its September 22 event, where it is expected to unveil a bunch of Surface devices, including Surface Duo 2. However, Microsoft would also be announcing a few Surface PC products, including Surface Go 3, which has been doing the rounds of the internet quite lately.
Earlier this week, the Surface Go 3 was spotted on Geekbench, revealing some of the key specifications of Microsoft’s upcoming convertible PC. Now a recent report from WinFuture has shed some more light on the specifications of the upcoming PC. As per the report, the Surface Go 3 would feature a 10.5-inch display with FHD resolution. Further, Microsoft is suggested to stick with its previous design to make Surface Go products a compact tablet device for mobile use. The upcoming Surface Go device would be encased inside magnesium alloy with a fold-out stand.
The next-generation Surface Go would be coming in two models – one with an Intel Pentium Gold 6500Y processor paired with 4GB of RAM and an Intel Core i3-10100Y model with 8GB of RAM. The Surface Go 3 would be completely fanless, and it won’t be having any moving parts inside the chassis.
In Geekbench results, the Intel Pentium Gold 6500Y performs 62 per cent higher than Go 2’s Pentium Gold 4425Y, while there’s a 48 per cent improvement in multi-core performance. Meanwhile, the Intel Core i3-10100Y version shows a 4 per cent increase in single-core performance and 11 per cent improvement in multi-core tests. The new i3-10100Y belongs to energy-saving processors of the Amber Lake Y series.
There’s not much known about Microsoft’s upcoming Surface Go 3 laptops. But, we are still a few weeks away from the official launch, and the rumour mill won’t stop churning until then. So, we might get some more information before its official unveiling on September 22.
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