Asus and HP are two of the companies that will bring Windows 10 on ARM laptops into your market with the coming months, however it looks like the fresh new project is already gaining some love from more manufacturers, including Samsung and Xiaomi.

Both of these are currently doing their own Always Connected PCs running Windows 10 on ARM, as reported by a report from Fudzilla, but for the time being, couple of other specifics are provided. And yet, it's not difficult to determine how important this is for Microsoft's new project.

Samsung is presently one of the largest mobile phone handset manufacturers and then the first adopter of brand new high-end Snapdragon processors, that will be also projected to power Windows 10 on ARM with a bit of tweaks.

Their devices will follow the same strategy even though the other models running Windows 10 on ARM and possess long battery lifespan, probably by extras like detachable screens and support to your S Pen.
"China expansion"

In the event of Xiaomi, its involvement is much more important for Microsoft. Xiaomi has become the largest tech companies in China and it is devices are selling like hot cakes in the domestic market, so by launching an Always Connected PC, this Microsoft expand the Windows 10 on ARM push locally.

The majority of foreign companies have struggled to win China, so Xiaomi's Snapdragon-powered Windows 10 laptops will give you Microsoft a bigger probability expanding adoption in the new os in this handset in the country.

In regards to pricing, it's expected that Xiaomi's models is more affordable than Samsung's, though this is going to clearly utilize a series of factors, including hardware.

Neither Samsung nor Xiaomi confirmed plans to launch Always Connected PCs, but more news concerning this front should land which includes 2018 when the first manufacturers start shipping their devices. People are also likely join the party, including Lenovo and Dell.