Microsoft has expanded its Surface lineup for businesses, offering devices powered by Intel's Core Ultra processors alongside Qualcomm's Arm-based options. While these Intel devices start at $1,499, the Qualcomm models are available from $1,099, representing a significant cost difference. The launch of Intel’s Lunar Lake chips highlights the increasing performance capabilities now available to businesses, especially in the context of AI-enhanced functionalities through Windows’ Copilot+ suite. However, consumer models remain limited to Qualcomm processors, emphasizing a split market approach.
Businesses looking to purchase new Surface devices must choose between pricier Intel options or more affordable Qualcomm processors, impacting their technology investment strategies.
Intel’s Core Ultra processors now power the Surface line for businesses, but consumer-focused models remain limited to Qualcomm's offerings, highlighting a divergence in product focus.
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