Welcome to the seventh episode of Ask Windows Central, a show where we answer our communities most asked questions around Microsoft, Windows, Surface, Xbox, and the general tech industry. In today's episode, we answer questions about Microsoft's new Windows 11 CPU requirements, the future of HoloLens in the consumer space, and whether or not we'll be seeing a Surface Go 3 anytime soon.
This week's episode features the following questions:
- What is Microsoft's reasoning behind its CPU requirements for Windows 11 and which chips will they be adding to the officially supported list?
- When are we getting consumer hololens glasses powered by Windows 365?
- Has the Windows Central team ever opted for non-Microsoft products for work and communication? (e.g. Slack instead of Teams, Google Drive instead of OneDrive, etc.)
- What does Panos Panay's promotion to the SLT mean for the future of Windows and Surface?
- Will there be a Surface Go 3 and what CPUs do you think it will have?
If you have a question you'd like us to answer on the show, be sure to submit them in the comments below, or email daniel@windowscentral.com with "Ask Windows Central" in the subject line! You can also join the Windows Central Discord and ask questions in the dedicated #ask-wc channel.
If you're on Twitter, you can tweet your question with the #AskWindowsCentral tag included, and make sure you tag either @daniel_rubino or @zacbowden so we can see it.
If you have any feedback about the show format, please let us know. We're building this show around you, so if there's something you don't like or think we should change, we're all ears. We hope you enjoy the episode, and look forward to getting back to your questions in the next one.
