https://wccftech.com/microsoft-surface-neo-dual-screen-device-official/ > Several years ago, there were reports coming detailing that Microsoft has been working on a dual-screen device that would be running an intuitive version of Windows. While the technology giant has unveiled a slew of machines during its October 2 event, a very nervous Panos Panay showcased what he believes is the future of mobile computing and calls it the Microsoft Surface Neo. Here’s every detail announced during the event and we certainly hope the software behemoth is able to deliver on its intended timeline. > Microsoft is yet to unveil the full details and we won’t be surprised if the company withholds some information. After all, the Surface Neo is expected to launch next year, so Microsoft can’t have all the key specifications leaked just yet. Long story short, the Microsoft Surface Neo sports two 9-inch high-resolution displays that can be interacted with the Surface Pen or your fingers. Unlike the Galaxy Fold, there is a noticeable gap between the two screens.