On May 6th, Microsoft launched two new generation Copilot+ PCs that can run artificial intelligence (AI) models without an internet connection. These devices resemble earlier versions for users. One is a Surface Pro convertible tablet equipped with a kickstand and an optional keyboard slot. The other is a more traditional Surface Laptop.
The new models are priced lower than those released by Microsoft last year, when the company also launched the standard version of Copilot+ PC, which featured what the company calls a neural processing unit (NPU). Following President Trump's announcement last month of comprehensive tariffs on U.S. imports, consumers and businesses are preparing to cope with rising costs, making lower prices crucial

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On May 6th, Microsoft released two new generation Copilot+ PCs that can run AI models offline, including the Surface Pro convertible tablet and Surface Laptop. The new models are priced lower than last year's versions, with the Surface Laptop starting at a discount of $100. This move aims to help consumers and businesses cope with rising costs against the backdrop of import tariffs on goods in the United States

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Microsoft released two Surface PCs that can run AI models, with the starting price of the Surface Laptop discounted by $100 compared to last year's model

微软发布两款可以运行 AI 模型的 Surface PC，Surface Laptop 起售价较去年款式折扣 100 美元