Microsoft is planning to hold a massive hardware launch event in October. Sources familiar with Microsoft’s plans tell The Verge that the software giant will use the event to unveil two new Lumia handsets, the Surface Pro 4, and a Microsoft Band 2. Chinese site WPDang first reported details of Microsoft’s plans, and we can confirm there will be an event to launch multiple new hardware devices.
Microsoft is also planning one or two hardware surprises for the event, we’re told.
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