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Windows 11 will soon be able to describe images on your screen using AI — and it'll all be done locally
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July 15, 2025

Windows 11 will soon be able to describe images on your screen using AI — and it’ll all be done locally

Microsoft is introducing a new AI action within its Click To Do feature on Windows 11, allowing users to receive descriptions of images on their screens using on-device AI. This feature is available exclusively for Copilot+ PCs and can be accessed by holding down the Windows key and clicking the mouse. The describe image function operates offline, enhancing user privacy by generating descriptions locally without an internet connection. Click To Do also offers various functions, including text analysis and image identification. The describe image feature is currently available through the Windows 11 Insider Program for users in the Beta and Dev Channels, with a broader rollout expected later this year for Copilot+ PCs with Snapdragon processors, while Intel and AMD chip users will gain access in the coming weeks.
Microsoft Surface PCs with Arm-based AMD chip could arrive in 2026
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May 15, 2025

Microsoft Surface PCs with Arm-based AMD chip could arrive in 2026

Microsoft is set to introduce a new line of Surface PCs in 2026 featuring AMD's Arm-based chip, codenamed Sound Wave. The Sound Wave chip is expected to be an APU with six CPU cores (two for performance and four for efficiency) and an integrated GPU with four compute units based on the RDNA 3.5 architecture, designed for a thermal envelope of 5-10W. This suggests a strategy for low-powered Surface PCs, potentially refreshing the Surface Go or Surface Hub models. This will be the first time since the Surface Laptop 4 that Microsoft incorporates an AMD processor into its Surface lineup. Recently, Microsoft launched new models, including a 12-inch Surface Pro and a 13-inch Surface Laptop, powered by the Snapdragon X Plus, which may outperform the upcoming AMD Sound Wave chip.
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