News & Reviews:   Microsoft Surface Neo

Do you still remember Microsoft’s upcoming dual-screen device Surface Neo and its new OS Windows 10X which were revealed last year? Now, it looks like people who are waiting for them to be launched this year have to wait a little longer. Today, Microsoft’s Chief Product Officer, Panos Panay, has announced to his team members that the launch of the said products will be delayed until next year.

Microsoft has been moving quickly to get people on board with the idea of dual-screen devices. A few weeks ago, the company released a preview SDK for the Microsoft Surface Duo, which is a dual-screen device that is expected to run on Android OS. This time, we get to see an emulator for Windows 10X, which will allow developers to see the operating system in action.

Microsoft have recently revealed their Surface Neo tablet and Surface Duo phone with folding dual screens which can be folded inside and outside. The Surface Neo is likely the more powerful Intel powered device with Microsoft Windows 10X and a keyboard attachment that makes it look like the ASUS ZenBook Pro Duo (yeah, the keyboard leaves some of the touchscreen uncovered which then automatically sizes itself accordingly). The Surface Duo phone appears to be an Android-based Microsoft phone (Microsoft say they are working closely with Google).