Windows 10 has been adapted to several devices since Microsoft released its newest OS. At the Consumer Electronics Show 2016, the OS has also seen some buzz, this time alongside some new smart devices that have been built with Windows 10 in mind.

A superphone from Alcatel OneTouch is to boost the fledgling choices for Windows 10 smartphones in the market. Debuting at the CES 2016, Alcatel OneTouch has unveiled its plans to build the new superphone, though details of how it will live to its name or when fans can see it have not been revealed.

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Alcatel has always been known for its budget offers, CNet reported. In fact, at the CES 2016, fans have even seen the new Fierce XL with Windows 10, a $140-phone featuring Microsoft's newest OS.

It appears that this is Alcatel's first step into the Windows 10 phone business, leading towards the aforementioned superphone. This upcoming phone is also said to be Alcatel's dabble into the premium market, as the device will supposedly be able to be on the same level as Apple and Samsung's premium flagship offerings.

"We're going to have the leading specs to take on the best smartphones," said Senior VP of Alcatel North America Steve Cistulli in an interview with the publication. The best part here is that the superphone is grounded on the Windows 10.

Toshiba is also releasing a new tablet that features the Windows 10. Dubbed as the Dynapad, the 12-inch tablet boasts an improvement in its pen technology with the active electrostatics TruPen, Venture Beat reported.

With a light weight of 1.28lbs, Toshiba's newest tablet still packs in a lot of notable features. It has a 1920x1289 pixel full HD display, Corning Gorilla Glass 3, carbon fiber housing with rubber finish, the Intel Atom x5 Z8300 processor, microSD for 128GB extension and an 8-megapixel rear and a 2-megapixel front camera. There are also a couple of useful apps in the Windows 10 table, such as TruNote for taking notes, TruCapture for taking pictures and TruRecorder for sound recording.

The CES 2016 may be the first step for Windows 10 phones to take flight. Considering how Microsoft is integrating Windows 10 deeper into its network of devices, both mobile and gaming, there is a lot of ground to work with so it can make its way among the current dominators of the mobile industry.