What could be Microsoft's releases for the near future with new devices and a new Xbox are revealed

We are looking forward to the arrival of new devices signed by Microsoft. From the American company they have made their launches awaited by the good work with the latest products that have reached the market and the Surface range can be the best example

In this sense, we are waiting to learn about new products throughout the remainder of 2018 and in 2019. New products of a different nature whose calendar could revealed prematurely.

New devices and more Xbox?

Thurrott's colleagues have had access to internal documentation detailing Microsoft's release schedule for the immediate future. New terminals that would arrive between the remainder of 2018 and 2019.

Initially and based on the leaked documentation, we would see a Surface Pro 6 arrive which for now has a code name, Carmel. A model that would come to occupy the position occupied by current devices.

Under the code name Libra would come the expected low-cost Surface It would be a model to attract buyers who are attracted to the Surface range and who cannot access them, since the Surface range is not exactly affordable for a large number of pockets.

But there is no data related to Andromeda?. It is the most anticipated of all the models because it makes reference to a mobile device or at least with a portable size We don't know if in the end it would comply with the rumors and leaks that we have been seeing According to the documentation, this device would arrive throughout 2018 and would be accompanied by other devices launched by the traditional _partners_ of Microsoft.

There is also room on this sheet a future Xbox codenamed Scarlett of which Microsoft hopes to be a reality soon throughout 2020. What is striking is that this development is more than how a single device arrives as a family of devices.

This could be Microsoft's planned roadmap and it remains to be seen if it eventually comes true. The only thing left to do is not wait to know the immediate future of Microsoft in terms of _hardware_.

Source | Thurrott