Microsoft once disclosed the Surface Duo, Surface Neo and the Windows 10X system used in conjunction in 2019. Since the development of these concepts, Microsoft has only produced a Surface Duo hardware equipped with an Android system, while Surface Neo and the corresponding Windows 10X system have been silent.
The latest news said that Microsoft’s development of the Windows 10X operating system may have stopped. Petri reported that Microsoft will not bring an independent Windows 10X system to meet with consumers in the future, speculating that the official has stopped development. Windows 10X has been developed for mobile devices so far, and some of its features will be integrated into the Windows 10 desktop PC operating system in the future.
At the beginning of the development of Windows 10X, I wanted to create a modern and lightweight operating system for dual-screen devices. However, in some trial feedback, Microsoft found that most users still approve of this system, and they also like some of the new features designed by Microsoft.
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But for these functions, it is far from possible to abandon the convenience of the original operating system and switch to Windows 10X. That’s why Microsoft wanted to simply integrate the features on the desktop PC. However, Microsoft currently refuses to disclose information about Windows 10X.
There is another speculation about Microsoft’s suspension of Windows 10X development. Windows 10X itself is an expedient measure to save the PC industry and expand dual-screen devices by the way. In the 2020 epidemic environment, PC sales have reached a peak in 10 years, but consumers are mainly focusing on low-end notebook products. Microsoft may also put Windows 10X on hold to meet this demand first.
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