John Cable, Microsoft's head of Windows distribution and services, confirmed Tuesday that Windows 10X won't launch in 2021. Cable instead shared plans that Microsoft will combine features functionality from one operating system to other parts of Windows.
"Instead of bringing a product called Windows 10X to market in 2021 as originally intended, we are taking the lessons from our journey to date and accelerating the integration of 10X's technology." into other parts of Windows and products at the company," Cable wrote.
Cable said that Windows "realized that Windows 10X's technology could be useful in more ways and serve more customers than we initially imagined." Therefore, Microsoft has decided not to limit the technology to only a small group of customers.
Microsoft announced the Windows 10X operating system in 2019 alongside dual-screen devices like the Surface Neo. It is considered an evolution of the iconic operating system with simplified design and features.
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