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Microsoft has sent out invites for its annual fall launch event, and the tech giant has provided some details about what we can anticipate. The “special event” is scheduled to take place on September 21, following the company’s tradition of unveiling hardware during this yearly event.

At last year’s fall event, Microsoft introduced its next-generation Surface devices, including the Surface Laptop 5, Surface Pro 9, and Surface Studio 2+, along with various accessories. This year, we can expect to see the launch of several rumored Surface devices, such as the Surface Laptop Studio 2, the successor to the Surface Laptop Studio that has been on the market for two years, the Surface Laptop Go 3, and the Surface Go 4.

In addition to the new Surface devices, Microsoft is likely to announce new AI features, products, and upgrades during the event. The company has been continuously optimizing its AI chatbot, Bing Chat, since its launch in February, regularly releasing new features. It is anticipated that Microsoft will continue this trend and provide updates on Bing Chat at the fall event.

Fall is a busy season for the tech industry, as many major companies choose this time to unveil their latest products ahead of the holiday shopping season. Apple and Amazon are among the other tech giants planning to launch new hardware in September at their respective events. ZDNET will closely cover all these events for you, ensuring you stay updated on the latest launches.

Keep an eye on Microsoft’s fall launch event for exciting announcements regarding their Surface devices and AI developments.

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