The Surface Earbuds will be available this holiday season, starting at $249 - just in time for the Black Friday deals and shopping rush. You don't even have to worry about it running out of battery, either, as it has 24 hours of battery life.Įven if you don't have a Windows 10 machine, you can use the Surface Earbuds, as they're compatible with Android, where you can use touch controls to launch certain music apps. And, unlike Windows 10's weird issues with Bluetooth, these Surface Buds will have One-Click pairing to the desktop.īecause it's a Microsoft device, it features some unique features like Office 365 integration, and will translate PowerPoint presentations in over 60 languages.

These true wireless earbuds pack what Microsoft calls 'Omnisonic sound' and come packed with a charging case. It seems like every tech company is coming out with smart earbuds right now, and apparently Microsoft wants in on the action. (Image credit: Microsoft) Surface Earbuds The 13-inch Surface Laptop 3 will start at $999 / AU$1,699, while you'll pay $1,199 / AU$1,999 for the 15-inch model.įinally, Microsoft has earbuds, too. The Surface Laptop 3 is available to preorder today, and will be out on October 22. Microsoft did make it pretty clear that this is only to be done by professionals, however. The best part, though? The top of the laptop is removable, so the laptop can be serviced. And, with a new aluminum finish, the Surface Laptop 3 is absolutely beautiful. You're also getting a larger trackpad - 20% larger to be exact. USB-C is finally on the Surface Laptop 3, even if the proprietary Surface Connect port is still there.

This CPU is paired with AMD Vega graphics to apparently deliver the fastest graphics performance in its weight class.īut, what might be more important to some people is the changes to the chassis. However, the 15-inch model comes with a custom AMD Ryzen 7 processor, or as Microsoft called it 'Ryzen 7 Surface Edition'. Now, the 13-inch Surface Laptop 3 comes with the latest 10th-generation quad-core processors from Intel, just as we'd expect it to.

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