As you all know that last year Windows 10X OS was launched from Microsoft. That was a very great effort in redesigning the operating system for devices that will showcase with dual screens and foldable designs and that was one of the reasons for the unveiling Surface Neo dual-screen device last year, alongside Windows 10X. Although few of such hardware we all might have already seen at this CES 2020 but the major missing in all of them is Windows 10X. Planning from the big brands as said by Microsoft is not showing up yet for bringing down products embedded with Windows 10X.
For instance, Lenovo just brought its Thinkpad X1 Fold this season, featuring a folding OLED screen, priced at $2,499, still, the missing thing is Windows 10X. The device comes with Windows 10 Pro with a promise of an upgrade to Windows 10X little later. So no one knows the actual scenario whether With Lenovo X1 Fold the brand is getting more aggressive on moving forward or Microsoft is bending too much on Windows 10X.
Windows 10X OS Will Be Great For Dual Screen Phone & Foldable Laptops
Microsoft has already worked on Windows 10X OS for many years while Intel and other companies were trying to give a push towards foldable and dual-screen hardware before Microsoft could figure out the things. The actual scenario looks like Windows 10 will take a few more months to be ready for the PC manufacturers to take advantage of it.
Lenovo, on the other hand, has built one of its own software for overlapping Windows 10 just to make it more friendly for different apps but actually Windows 10X is supposed to be coming with all that features. For devices like X1 Fold, Windows 10X is a key device as Microsoft is trying to build it in numerous variations to handle apps across multiple displays directly in the OS. Also, Dell introduced concept foldable and dual-screen laptops this season, Asus came up with smaller 14 inches dual-screen laptop. And all these devices are running the standard versions of Windows 10.
Samsung being another most popular brand seems to rush to the market with Foldable Android Device which needed to be re-engineered before it hit the stores. A pure and stunning alternative software is must be required in order to bring such foldable and dual-screen devices in the absence of Windows 10X to avoid market souring. Let’s see what 2020 will end with, as the year has just begun with another set of promises, hopefully, we may see Windows 10X OS coming up with some big brand’s Foldable and dual-screen devices this year.
