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Windows 11, at its core, feels like a rebranded Windows 10X, a shelved project originally designed for dual-screen and lightweight devices. Many features touted as innovations in Windows 11 were first showcased in 10X, such as the centered taskbar, simplified user interface, and focus on performance optimization. The polished aesthetic of Windows 11, with its rounded corners and refined icons, closely mirrors the minimalist design philosophy of 10X, signaling Microsoft's attempt to bring that vision to mainstream devices. Windows 11’s reliance on modern hardware and its push toward touch-friendly interactions also stem from 10X's foundational goals. The abrupt cancellation of 10X in 2021 aligned with the announcement of Windows 11, suggesting Microsoft repurposed much of the work from 10X to shape its successor. While Windows 11 offers improvements, it's clear the OS is less a ground-up redesign and more an evolution of ideas first realized in 10X. Overall, Windows 11 is rebranded Windows 10X.

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