Microsoft is projected to take the wraps off a brand new Surface model when this week, along with a new leak today provides us wit ha detailed consider the hardware specifications.

First of all, some context.

This new Surface model will probably be called Microsoft Surface Laptop Go, and this says pretty much everything about this. In other words, it's supposed to be a less expensive Surface Laptop model with specs that would allow Microsoft to keep the cost at a lower level.

And Roland Quandt says in information shared today the Laptop Go includes a 12.45-inch LCD display that would have a resolution of 1536x1024 pixels.

Power will come from an Intel Core i5-1035G1 processor paired with either 4GB or 8GB of RAM. Most likely, Microsoft will offer two different versions from the laptop, and the base model would come with just 4GB RAM.

Is this enough for a smooth experience on Windows 10? Most likely, especially because the laptop is expected to ship with Windows 10 Home in S Mode. The Pro version would come pre-loaded around the 8GB model.

Public launch on October 1?

In terms of storage, the new device will come with 64GB eMMC, 128GB, and 256GB. Again, the base model will probably feature just 64GB, while the other versions will offer you more storage, obviously with a small price increase.

The Surface Laptop Go wouldn't include facial recognition, but Windows Hello would still be offered with a fingerprint reader embedded in to the power button. Bluetooth 5.0, Wi-Fi 6, and Surface Connect are also features developing the device.

Laptops is going to be bought from three colors, namely silver, blue, and gold, and prices are likely to start at approximately 600 Euros within Europe, with the US pricing still unknown at this time.

The official announcement could go live on October 1.