The Surface Pro X, Duo, and Neo, basically running on new forks of Windows 10, look risky and puzzling, and their justification by Satya Nadella is unconvincing (Jean-Louis Gassée/Monday Note)

The Surface Pro X, Duo, and Neo, basically running on new forks of Windows 10, look risky and puzzling, and their justification by Satya Nadella is unconvincing (Jean-Louis Gassée/Monday Note)
The Surface Pro X, Duo, and Neo, basically running on new forks of Windows 10, look risky and puzzling, and their justification by Satya Nadella is unconvincing (Jean-Louis Gassée/Monday Note)
The Surface Pro X, Duo, and Neo, basically running on new forks of Windows 10, look risky and puzzling, and their justification by Satya Nadella is unconvincing (Jean-Louis Gassée/Monday Note)
The Surface Pro X, Duo, and Neo, basically running on new forks of Windows 10, look risky and puzzling, and their justification by Satya Nadella is unconvincing (Jean-Louis Gassée/Monday Note)
The Surface Pro X, Duo, and Neo, basically running on new forks of Windows 10, look risky and puzzling, and their justification by Satya Nadella is unconvincing (Jean-Louis Gassée/Monday Note)

Jean-Louis Gassée / Monday Note:
The Surface Pro X, Duo, and Neo, basically running on new forks of Windows 10, look risky and puzzling, and their justification by Satya Nadella is unconvincing  —  Microsoft has been on a roll and is back at the top of the tech industry by doing exactly what Satya Nadella said he'd do when he took the reins from Steve Ballmer.

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