Microsoft product event 2023: New Copilot and Surface latops
Jean-Luc Ichard
One day after Amazon (AMZN) held its own product event and nearly a week after Apple (AAPL) did the same, Microsoft (NASDAQ:MSFT) unveiled several new products and services on Thursday, including a singular version of its artificial intelligence tool, Copilot.
Speaking at the event in New York City, Microsoft CEO Satya Nadella showed off a version of its Copilot tool that works across all of the company's products, including Bing, Microsoft 365 and Windows.
The new version of Windows with Copilot will be available on September 26, the company said at the event. 
Copilot will also act as a personal shopping tool on the company's web browser, Bing, Microsoft explained. 
Microsoft also stated that Bing would also get an update to incorporate OpenAI's new DALL-E 3 model to make Image Creator more powerful. OpenAI said this week that the new text to image AI tools will launch next month.
Additionally, Microsoft 365 general manager Colette Stallbaumer said that the Copilot for 365 would be available to enterprise customers starting November 1.
Microsoft also showed off Copilot Lab, a new place where people can use to learn how to get more out of the company's AI models and be more productive.
Redmond, Washington-based Microsoft (MSFT) has previously introduced individual versions of Copilot that work on its individual products.
Microsoft executive Brett Ostrum also showed off new Surface products, including the Laptop Go 3, a new Surface laptop that comes in four colors and sports a 12.4-inch touchscreen. It starts at $799 and be available next month.
Ostrum also took the wraps off the Surface Laptop Studio 2, which comes with an Intel (INTC) CPU and Nvidia (NVDA) GPU. It also has USB-C and USB-A connections and a microSD slot to expand storage. The new laptop starts at $1,999, though Microsoft did not reveal a release date for the new computer. 
Microsoft (MSFT) shares rose around 0.7% in late morning trading on Thursday.

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