It was previously reported that Microsoft has slowed down the development pace and postponed the release of the foldable tablet and other dual-screen devices (running Windows 10X) to 2021. However, according to the same sources, Microsoft plans to use Windows 10X for traditional single-screen devices.
Recently, such 'traditional' devices were spotted by a French student (Gustave Monce) in the Windows 10X emulator, which he promptly reported on Twitter.
Microsoft Emulator (used for 10X at the moment) supports a larger device, much bigger but also single screen. This might come out soon I guess?
— Gustave Monce (@gus33000)
Judging by Gustave's comments, the Windows 10X emulator supports such large displays that it's difficult to determine the specific model of the device intended for the new OS installation. Most likely, these will be new giant office displays from the line powered by Windows 10X. The launch of this product, like Surface Neo, has been delayed due to changes in development and manufacturing timelines caused by the COVID-19 pandemic.
Turns out there’s also a super small single screen device supported as well
— Gustave Monce (@gus33000)
In the same emulator, there is also the possibility of working with small devices running Windows 10X with a single screen. Apparently, Microsoft does not intend to focus solely on the use of its creation in dual-screen configurations, and we can expect announcements of new convertible laptops or tablets powered by the Windows 10X operating system in the future.
Source: 3dnews.ru
