Windows 10X is a new operating system that Microsoft thought up for users all over the world, it was originally intended to reach devices that have dual screens, having an interface specially designed for this. Although many people expected Windows 10X to be released in 2020 for devices, unfortunately it seems that until 2021 there are very little chances that the operating system will actually be distributed.
Windows 10X it will be available even on devices that have only one screen, so it will not be offered on terminals such as Surface Neo, but this rethinking of the strategy also forces an extension of the development process for the operating system. Windows 10X will arrive on devices intended to be sold for the educational environment, but also for various businesses, and these will go into distribution somewhere around the beginning of 2021.
Windows 10X: BAD News for the New Operating System
Windows 10X it would also come with at least one device from Microsoft that would have a dual screen, but even for this device we are talking about a delayed launch, and that quite a lot in relation to what was initially planned for customers. Windows 10X is also being redesigned for devices with standard screens due to the Coronavirus pandemic, which has changed a lot the world we live in, implicitly and Microsoft's plans.
Windows 10X it's now being redesigned to be much more useful for people who work from home, instead of the offices of the companies they work for, and that means we might see new types of devices in the future. For now, it is not known to what extent Microsoft's plans for Windows 10X and the devices that will run the new operating system will be modified, but most likely we will find out in time, in the coming months.
Windows 10X it is not a replacement for Windows 10, but it is a complementary operating system designed for certain types of devices that, in the main, are not used by the general public.
