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After issuing a "Save the Date" for its fall hardware event a couple of weeks ago, Microsoft is sharing a bit more information about the upcoming launch. On Sept. 12, Microsoft sent out the official invitations for its Oct. 2 event in Manhattan, which will kick off at 10 am ET. (This year's fall event event will be live streamed.)

The Microsoft fall event, like last year's (which also was on Oct. 2), is going to be about both devices and "experiences." That means Microsoft officials likely will talk about services and scenarios built around its coming devices -- which makes sense given that, these days, Microsoft develops Surface hardware alongside Microsoft 365 software and services. Update: I have good reason to believe that Microsoft CEO Satya Nadella will be at this year's fall event; he was not at the fall event in 2018...

Read more: Microsoft's October 2 event will be about more than just new Surface devices | ZDNet

These are the sounds of the upcoming innovations launching Oct.2 live on Twitter at 10am ET. Remember, you heard it here first. #MicrosoftEvent

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Just one more week until we get to share what we’ve been working on for you. #MicrosoftEvent Oct.2 10am ET live on Twitter.

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We’ve said it before, and we’ll say it again: New and innovative things are coming at the #MicrosoftEvent. Tune in Oct. 2 live on Twitter at 10am ET to see why we’re #pumped.

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Just three little days until the big day. Set a reminder so you don’t miss any news from #MicrosoftEvent Oct.2 at 10am ET live on Twitter.

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