We're back with another exciting episode of the Window Central Podcast. This week, editors Daniel Rubino and Zac Bowden talk rumors regarding a new 10-inch Surface powered by an Intel Core M chip, and our thoughts on the future of Windows 10 and how/why Microsoft is beginning to position it as an OS for productivity. We also talk about the HP Envy x2, Windows 10 on ARM, and the new Xbox Accessibility Controller!
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Show Notes
- 4:04 New budget Surface
- 20:28 Windows 10 has found meaning
- 36:31 HP Envy x2
- 1:01:21 Xbox Accessibility Controller
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