One of the most exciting moments in Windows Arm64 journey. The moment where it becomes not the device you debug in, but the device you develop in!!https://t.co/cK2d5q8k0F

— Pedro Justo (@itanium_guy) October 24, 2022

Microsoft's Project Volterra ARM developer kit launches today! It has a new name, 32GB RAM, Qualcomm's flagship SoC, and a price tag that undercuts the Mac mini 👀 https://t.co/3ArWRgvgoS

— Windows Central (@windowscentral) October 24, 2022

Many of you have asked about Project Volterra. Today, we’re pumped to introduce it as the @Windows Dev Kit 2023, available now. Check out our blog to learn more. https://t.co/0T92EjUauq

— Panos Panay (@panos_panay) October 24, 2022

I got to try one of these devices out and OMG its incredible. https://t.co/DZvDhvELKf

— Brandon LeBlanc (@brandonleblanc) October 24, 2022

Microsoft’s Windows Dev Kit 2023 (Project Volterra) is Now Available https://t.co/AOnY8FFfv3 pic.twitter.com/ftyRU8LRPc

— Thurrott Feed (@Thurrottfeed) October 24, 2022

Microsoft starts shipping its Windows on Arm device for developers: Windows Dev Kit 2023 https://t.co/IumQKrHc1e via @ZDNET & @maryjofoley

— Rich Turner 🏴󠁧󠁢󠁷󠁬󠁳󠁿 (@bitcrazed) October 24, 2022

Microsoft starts shipping its $599 Windows on Arm device for developers: Windows Dev Kit 2023 (formerly 'Project Volterra': https://t.co/uJZf4Fksgi

— Mary Jo Foley (@maryjofoley) October 24, 2022

Project Volterra launches today as the 'Windows Dev Kit 2023'

Nice specs for $599.https://t.co/2t3YafgpOF pic.twitter.com/nRVTILFG80

— Daniel Rubino (@Daniel_Rubino) October 24, 2022

🚨Windows Dev Kit 2023 aka Project Volterra is here! 🚨

This device is built by developers for developers. With Windows Dev Kit 2023 you can bring your entire app development onto one compact device. Learn more ⬇️ https://t.co/74TqdHIDfW pic.twitter.com/K7Qjj7DtVS

— Windows Developer (@windowsdev) October 24, 2022

New dev kit anyone?https://t.co/2E0jvWMoSb

— Windows Dev Docs (@WindowsDocs) October 24, 2022

"Project Volterra" is now the Windows Dev Kit - an Arm-powered device built by Windows Developers for Windows developers. Available in 8 regions. $599 in the US. Details & ordering instructions here! https://t.co/u9t9ZP78hC

— Rich Turner 🏴󠁧󠁢󠁷󠁬󠁳󠁿 (@bitcrazed) October 24, 2022

Available today: Windows Dev Kit 2023 aka Project Volterra https://t.co/GOBius3l23#Windows #Windows11 #Developer

— Thomas Maurer (@ThomasMaurer) October 24, 2022

https://t.co/gPORarks3V
리눅스 깔고싶게 생겼다 ㅋㅋ

— ᓚᘏᗢ🌈 (@lyomi) October 24, 2022

Windows Dev Kit 2023 aka Project Volterra

Everything you need to develop Windows apps for Arm, on Armhttps://t.co/ltyxK37YKh pic.twitter.com/BqD2Rjx0Oi

— Kote (@kotecinho) October 24, 2022

Project Volterra, Microsoft's ARM64 dev kit, is now avaialble for sale.

Buy here: https://t.co/Q6UFqamg2Y

Read the blog: https://t.co/8RbDb4Hk1w pic.twitter.com/wxwLQrqVek

— Daniel 🇨🇦 (@kid_jenius) October 24, 2022

It's here!https://t.co/o6JrpbgyIU

— Jon Kunkee (@jkunkee) October 24, 2022

마이크로소프트, 윈도우 11 ARM 앱 개발용 PC "Windows 11 Dev Kit 2023" 출시, 스냅드래곤 8cx Gen 3, 32GB, 512GB, 599달러

Microsoft’s new $599 Mac Mini-like PC is designed to improve Windows on Arm - The Verge https://t.co/bWhM0Es8fq

— lunamoth (@lunamoth) October 24, 2022

Microsoft’s new $599 Mac Mini-like PC is designed to improve Windows on Arm https://t.co/PHVlnOtlJP pic.twitter.com/PZrwpgTO2p

— The Verge (@verge) October 24, 2022

Microsoft is launching its own Mac Mini-like PC today. The $599 Windows Dev Kit is designed for developers to improve ARM apps for Windows 11. Full details here: https://t.co/Z5WRgA02Yu

— Tom Warren (@tomwarren) October 24, 2022

MS의 맥 미니 형태의 ARM64 앱 개발 PC인 Windows Dev Kit 2023가 $599에 판매 시작. 스냅드래곤 8cx Gen 3 CPU에 32GB 램,512GB NVMe 스토리지. 개발자를 위한 ARM용 VS 2022 17.4 등 툴체인 지원이 핵심. AI를 위한 서피스 9에 탑재된 NPU도 포함 https://t.co/rk6HofxbiQhttps://t.co/ADNkvvHlMt

— 박수민 / Soomin Park (@minist) October 24, 2022

Windows Dev Kit 2023 is everything you need to build Windows apps for Arm, on Arm. All on one device and available in 8 countries around the world. 🌎

Get your device today!https://t.co/AWEovl8jE7 pic.twitter.com/bVIjN9EH0H

— Windows Developer (@windowsdev) October 24, 2022