The Microsoft Surface Studio All-in-One PC will be released this April to three regions. Currently, the company has started taking pre-orders in preparation for the upcoming release.

The highly anticipated device from the Redmond-based tech giant will be available to Australia, Canada, and New Zealand starting April 20, 2017.This is one of the strategies the company has taken in order to reach a bigger niche of their hybrid AIO. Alongside the release of the Microsoft Surface Studio PC to the regions mentioned is the Microsoft Surface Dial. The company has also started taking pre-orders for consumers who would like to secure their unit, says The Verge.

This move from Microsoft is good news since several fans would like to get the PC and the Surface Dial for themselves. Although other regions will not have the chance to purchase the Surface Studio, there are other Microsoft products that they can purchase. For one, they can console themselves with the idea of the Surface Book releasing on their regions very soon.

The regions, which are now taking pre-orders for Microsoft Surface Book, include China, Austria, Denmark, Germany, Finland, France, Hong Kong, Japan, Switzerland Netherlands, Norway, Sweden, and the UK. The Microsoft Surface Studio PC, the Surface Dial, the Microsoft Surface Book will be available starting April 20 according to Engadget.

Meanwhile, the Microsoft Surface Book 2 is another device that fans are highly anticipating. With the latest Surface Book expansion, it might take a little longer for the device to get a release. Allegedly, a hardware event schedule for spring might launch the product, but ZDNet reported that the device will not be among those that will be featured.

Aside from the Microsoft Surface Book 2, the Surface Pro 5 is also part of the waiting game. The expected launch will most probably not materialize anytime soon. It appears that Microsoft is fine with its present list of products available in the market.