Microsoft Surface Go 3 may come with Intel CPU, magnesium alloy design and more during Surface event

Microsoft recently announced a Surface event that is scheduled to take place on September 22. During the event, Washington-based giant Redmond is said to unveil new Surface products including the Surface Duo 2, new Surface Book laptops and more. The company is also now reported to unveil the Surface Go 3 during the event, which is said to be launched in two variants – an Intel Pentium Gold and an Intel i3 processor model. The upcoming convertible laptop has been part of the rumor mill for some time, and has appeared in several benchmark listings over the past weeks, giving us a fair idea of ​​what to expect from Microsoft’s Surface Go 3.

The Surface Go 3 was recently spotted in a Geekbench listing with the codename OEM, which also hinted at the tablet’s Surface Go 3 name. The tablet was spotted with a Pentium Gold 6500Y processor variant and an Intel Core i3-10100Y-powered variant. These processors came with an Intel UHD Graphics 615, two processing cores with multithreading support. Furthermore, a recent report by WinFuture has shed light on the upcoming device. This will be Microsoft’s third generation convertible laptop. The Surface Go 3 is rumored to come with a similar design to its predecessor. It may come with a 10.5-inch display with FHD resolution. In addition, the design is reported to use magnesium permits and will feature a fold-out stand. The new Surface Go 3 will adopt a fanless design. This means that it will not use any fan for cooling.