On Monday, May 20, EST, Microsoft announced the launch of a Surface laptop and a Surface Pro tablet, both equipped with Qualcomm chips, which can run certain artificial intelligence tasks without an internet connection. Other computer manufacturers such as Lenovo, Dell, HP, Asus, Acer, and Samsung are also launching AI-ready computers equipped with Qualcomm Snapdragon X Elite and X Plus processors, which promise longer battery life and will run Microsoft's Copilot AI chatbot. Microsoft said that device manufacturers will launch computers equipped with AMD and Intel chips and following Copilot+ standards later. These computers will be able to translate audio, suggest responses to incoming messages, suggest changes in the Settings app, and even talk to people about what's on the screen. The new Copilot+ Surface Pro starts at $999 and domestic sales start at 8688 yuan. Microsoft said the new PCs will be “Copilot+PC,” and they are “the fastest and most suitable for AI ever.”