Stack Project is the family within which the Dell terminal that Evleaks showed us a few days ago would enter

Two days ago we gave you information about a striking device from Dell that equipped with an Intel X86 processor had ended up in limbo due to apparently to problems with this type of processors and their incompatibility with mobile devices.

It was a terminal that on paper was very interesting and that many users just by seeing the _renders_ filtered by @evleaks quickly They associated with a brand, with a stamp: Surface Phone. True or not, the truth is that little else was known about this model until now.

There were doubts about the phone, its origin, the reason why the images came out now and again @evleaks has stepped forward to give some explanations. In this sense, it has announced that this terminal in the form of a _render_ belonged to the canceled Stack program, a system in which three large companies in the sector participated, such asDell, Intel and Microsoft

The three companies, and this is what Evleaks explains, got to work in 2014 to create an ecosystem in which there would be a total device with certain characteristicsthat allow to unfold its use. Thus, within this circle would be a 6.4-inch tablet (today it would be more of a _phablet_) that could be used as a _smartphone_ and PC, very similar to what we know today as Continuum.

This would have launched a device aimed at both the professional market and leisure, thanks to these possibilities and capable of running applications Windows 10 and Windows 10 Mobile without problems.It is, as we already said, the germ of what is today the HP Elite X3.

Could Microsoft have gotten ideas for the future development of a Surface Phone?

The truth is that everything seemed to be going smoothly until Intel derailed the project in one way or another. They were encouraged to try Y-series processors from the Kaby Lake range based on x86 architecture and this apparently was the beginning of the end.

We have talked about a tablet, but the Stack project went further with several families that varied in power or storage capacity, but all with common characteristics. A family that should have arrived during the year 2017 that we are about to release and that apparently was left in borage water, although they may wait to see the success of the HP Elite X3in case you dare to resume it. In addition, and as a guess and since Microsoft was an important part of this project… _Could you have taken note for the subsequent launch of your Surface Phone? What do you think about it?_

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