Microsoft developed Windows 10 Lite operating system, a small version that actually runs on mobile chips

According to sources, since the beginning of this year Microsoft has started to develop a shortened version of Windows 10 for tablet, tablet hybrid laptop and other lightweight laptop models. This operating system is codenamed Polaris.

And recently, the official name of the operating system has been revealed by technology journalist Brad Sams. It will be called Windows 10 Lite and will be a direct competitor to Google's Chrome OS. Windows Lite will be a really lightweight operating system that removes most of the functionality, only running Progressive Web Apps (PWA) and Windows Universal (UWP) applications. This means Windows 10 Lite is suitable for devices with weak configurations and focuses on the education field.

This is quite similar to Windows 10 S which was released by Microsoft not long ago but not completed. Because Windows 10 S still uses the full code set of Windows 10, only limited to using the software of Universal Windows Platform, if you want users can still upgrade to Windows 10.

Windows 10 Lite can run on any processor, including on mobile chips and is always connected. According to reporter Sams, Windows 10 Lite will be installed first on a Snapdragon 845 chip device.

Windows 10 Lite may be released by Microsoft in early 2019.

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