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According to Evan Blass, what we used to call “Windows Lite” until now will be named Windows 10X.
As Google has seen major success with Chromebooks in the US education market, Microsoft's rumored Windows Lite platform should take the best from Chrome OS and mix it up with some unique Windows things, providing users the best of both worlds.
Microsoft recently showed its larger dual-screen "Centaurus" device to its devices team at a recent internal event, and it could be ready to launch within six months.
Microsoft didn’t announce new PC hardware this week at Computex, but the company shared its commitment to build a “modern OS” for the PCs of tomorrow.
If you were expecting Microsoft to announce some big software news at its Build developer conference next week, it looks like you’re setting yourself up for disappointment.
Petri’s Brad Sams, who claims to have seen Microsoft's new Lite OS in person has published a mockup of the new OS today.
There’s a good chance that it will only have a vague familiarity with what we know today as Windows from a UI perspective
