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Windows 10X on Surface Pro 7 shows a touch-centric experience

Windows 10X on Surface Pro 7 shows a touch-centric experience

Posted on January 20, 2021August 27, 2023 By Jarvis

To date, people mostly think of Windows as an operating system for desktops and laptops. Despite Microsoft’s efforts since Windows 8 and various “special editions” like Windows 10 S, the OS has struggled to fully adapt a user experience that could rival the likes of iPadOS or even Android when it comes to touch-based devices. Windows 10X, which was initially intended for the fully touch-centric Surface Neo, could be the break that Microsoft needs and a new video showing it in action could prove exactly that.
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Computers & IT Tags:android, experience, Laptops, Microsoft, operating system, Slashgear, Surface, Surface Neo, surface pro, Surface Pro 7, video, Windows, Windows 10, Windows 8

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