Microsoft Is Unleashing Lots of New Windows 10 Devices on October 6

The launch of Windows 10 came and went in late August with little to no mention of new Microsoft devices that would run that new beautiful software. Nearly a month and a half later, that mention is finally here.

Microsoft just sent out invites to the media for a Windows 10 event on October 6 at 10 a.m. (ET). Although the full invitation is frustratingly vague on what we'll see at that event, the #windows10devices at least lets us know it's hardware.

According to the mountain of leaks and hearsay already out and about on the internet, this event is going to be a big one, with two Lumia flagship smartphones (the 950 and 950XL - previously known as TalkMan and CityMan), the new Surface Pro 4, and also the second generation of the Band, Microsoft's exciting yet ultimately disappointing wearable from last year.

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TalkMan and CityMan will of course launch with the new Windows 10 for mobile, and the new Surface Pro 4 will most likely have a wide range of chipset options from Intel, including everything from Core M Broadwell to the new powerful Skylake processors.

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But these updates sound like they won't be just better specs and software in a similar casing. It's rumored that Microsoft is planning a 14-inch model of the Surface Pro 4, after sizing up last year to a 12-inch, 3:2 ratio size. We could even be seeing a Surface Phone as a premium option compared to the normal Lumia lineup, but that rumor is much more uncertain.

Either way, it sounds like October 6 is going to be one big Microsoft hardware party. And with many of these gadgets well past the usual one-year gadget update, it sounds like a party worth attending.

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