Silent_Buddha
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https://www.anandtech.com/show/12119/microsoft-launches-windows-10-on-arm-always-connected-pcs
I'm going to assume this is still considered a "PC" due to the OS and not a mobile device due to the SOC.
Hopefully, AnandTech will get a device in soon so they can test it, especially the x86 translation layer. The Asus device is limited to 32-bit x86 translation, however. But that's a limitation I can live with if the performance is at least better than Intel's Atom CPUs.
If it works well, tablet based Windows 10 ARM devices will be interesting. Either go light or go for those ridiculously long battery times.
Regards,
SB
I'm going to assume this is still considered a "PC" due to the OS and not a mobile device due to the SOC.
Hopefully, AnandTech will get a device in soon so they can test it, especially the x86 translation layer. The Asus device is limited to 32-bit x86 translation, however. But that's a limitation I can live with if the performance is at least better than Intel's Atom CPUs.
If it works well, tablet based Windows 10 ARM devices will be interesting. Either go light or go for those ridiculously long battery times.
Regards,
SB