Are you ready for Windows 10X?
Back in 2019, Mircosoft announced Windows 10X, an updated version of Windows for dual-screen devices. It promised that the newest edition of Windows will be sleek, simpler, and quicker than the previous ones.
While Windows 10 was originally all set to work with dual-screen gadgets, the plans were abandoned after Covid19 turned the entire world upside down. The tech giant’s top priority at the moment is to get Windows 10X rolling on single screen devices by July 2021.
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Windows 10X is likely to debut on midrange devices. As per reports, Microsoft is also updating the OS to make it more flexible for low-end machines.
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According to Windows Central’s journalist Zac Bowden, the RTM candidate for the latest Windows has already been finalized. So now, Microsoft and OEM vendors will start working on the devices with Windows 10X.
Trying to confirm, but I believe the final build of Windows 10X has been compiled at build 20279. MS will continue to fix bugs internally between now and when the first 10X devices start shipping.
— Zac Bowden (@zacbowden) December 11, 2020
Initial reports are also indicating that Windows 10X won’t come with native support ..
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