According to a recent tweet by Microsoft Senior Program Manager Gabriel Aul, the control panel will be eventually replaced by the Settings app

When looking at what Microsoft just introduced, in the form of a Surface Book, we now know that Microsoft is not shy about making laptops and tackle its competitors head on. Now it’s time for Microsoft to regain its space in the world of smartphones, and once again, it’s doing it in its own way. Which way is that, you ask? It’s the way of the PC.

In what we could only describe as a “One more thing...” moment, Microsoft introduced the Surface Book: the company’s first actual high-end laptop. Where words didn’t give it away, the visual references to the MacBook Pro weren’t subtle. The Surface Book is in no small terms, designed to take on the MacBook Pro, with specs and looks to match.

This morning, Microsoft’s Terry Myerson opened what appeared to be a rather action-packed keynote. Many former rumors have been confirmed, in regard to upcoming devices, but the most important aspect of today’s keynote was the emphases on the Surface product line, which is now, finally, beginning to solidify, and become just as important to Microsoft, as the MacBook is to Apple, and in more ways than one.