Microsoft has revealed a new third-generation model of its Surface Laptop Go line during its Surface event. The company’s new notebook will launch on October 3rd, have “up to 15 hours of battery,” and command a starting price of $799. The new Surface Laptop Go 3 is not to be confused with the non-laptop Surface Go, a smaller and less performant version of the popular main Surface tablet line. The 12.4-inch Surface Laptop Go 3 is the company’s latest cheap and light notebook offering for those who aren’t looking for a powerhouse but like the Surface style. Just as the WinFuture leak suggested, Microsoft’s latest Laptop Go release looks similar to the previous Surface Laptop Go 2 but has some new internal upgrades. The previous models touted Intel’s 11th Gen chips; it now comes with 12th Gen Intel Core i5 chips that help make the laptop “88 percent faster.” You can configure the Laptop Go 3 with up to 16GB of RAM and 256GB of storage, and the base still has a paltry 8GB of RAM. The new model comes in four colours platinum, sage, sandstone, and ice blue.