Windows 10X release date delayed again, users disappointed as they wait

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First introduced in October 2019, alongside the Surface Neo, Microsoft's unique dual-screen laptop, Windows 10X was supposed to revolutionize the operating system landscape. Fast forward to 2021, Surface Neo's fate remains uncertain, and Windows 10X faces yet another setback.

Initially slated for a spring 2021 launch, roughly between February and May, Microsoft has once again postponed the official release of Windows 10X until the end of this year. It seems the budget-friendly OS still grapples with significant issues.

The information provided may not be the final official word, as it's an internal memo from Microsoft. The new preview build of Windows 10X is set to release this spring, while the official build will debut later this year.

Originally tailored for high-end dual-screen laptops, Microsoft's direction for Windows 10X has shifted towards budget-friendly laptops, positioning it as a direct competitor to Google's Chromebooks. However, Windows 10X is still nowhere to be seen.