zarx on 12 November 2012
| Soleron said:
I'd say 95% of what people and businesses do with computers is Internet, Email, Office, Pictures, Video, Messaging. For them, you can present a tablet-like interface on top of arbitrary hardware and it still does what they want. I expect WinRT desktops within a year of 64-bit ARM, if Metro is at all viable. Legacy code can be divided into games (which can be emulated) and professional applications (probably no fix). I agree Intel's not going down without a fight and that ARM is not magic, but well with AMD dead, ARM is the only alternative. Dell/HP etc will be desperate to find a supplier to pressure Intel with. |
I would hate to see the performance of emulating x86 on an ARM CPU lol.
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