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Published onJune 16, 2018
published onJune 16, 2018
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Recent reports detailed four new code names for devices that Microsoft has been working on and are set to be launched this year as well as next year. These new code names areAndromeda,Carmel,CapitolaandLibraSurface. Here are more details on these mysterious devices.
Meet Carmel, Microsoft’s upcoming foldable Surface Pro
It seems that the Surface Pro 6th generation will be codenamed Carmel. The foldable device that will be runningWindows 10and was called theSurface Phoneby some voices in the tech space will make its debut by the end of 2018. The much-awaited device will be probably launched as part of a brand new device ecosystem launch.
New details emerge about Andromeda
Redmond is reportedly hoping to launchAndromedawith a little help coming from OEMs. This means that it won’t be an isolated launch, but instead, it will probably be a launch that involves a new form factor that will be supported by various OEMs.
Refreshing the Surface Pro and Surface Laptop
So. it seems that the Surface Pro 6 will be code-named Carmel and the new less expensive 10-inchSurfacewill bear the nameLibra. The Surface Studio 2 is currently codenamedCapitola, and theSurfacePhone is codenamedAndromeda.
ZDNet’s Mary Jo Foleynotedthat the tech giant might consider revamping the current Surface Pro andSurface Laptopwith Intel’s 8th gen CPUs. This whole revamping does not necessarily have to be a next-generation product, and it could be just called the Surface Pro with a new CPU.
Availability
Unfortunately, the precise date that these products will be released is not known yet. All of them are supposed to reach the market this year or probably the next.
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