milkod2001
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''Good point but thing is: There's no need to run x86 desktop app on smartphone/tablet. Nobody is asking for it.
What nonsense! If by "nobody" you mean "you and people you know", maybe yes, but my next purchase is an x86 tablet, maybe a Surface 4 Pro (3 can GTFO with Haswell, Broadwell is almost here). I'll dual-boot it with Ubuntu (yes, it's possible) and use Windows at home for entertainment and Ubuntu at work. It will be a huge step up from Android tablets - in terms of entertainment I'll be able to play many Windows strategies (great on touch screen bla bla''
lol,
by nobody i mean market, majority of customers.
1) tablets and phones are for consummation of content(audio, video, internet, Facebook, Twitter and other crap). For all that Android/iOS ARM based tables/phones are more then good enough. That's the majority of customers.
2) then for creation of content, coding, calculations etc for all that there is Windows and Intel based laptops,desktop etc. x86 is here to stay for next 10 years at least.
3) i believe there's no market for mostly overpriced Intel chips / bloated Windows based mobile
devices. Intel + MS combo does not work. Both company are just too greedy, slow and ignorant.
4) you are going to dual boot your non existing Surface PRO 4 and play windows strategies with touch? haha good one.
''Good point but thing is: There's no need to run x86 desktop app on smartphone/tablet. Nobody is asking for it.
What nonsense! If by "nobody" you mean "you and people you know", maybe yes, but my next purchase is an x86 tablet, maybe a Surface 4 Pro (3 can GTFO with Haswell, Broadwell is almost here). I'll dual-boot it with Ubuntu (yes, it's possible) and use Windows at home for entertainment and Ubuntu at work. It will be a huge step up from Android tablets - in terms of entertainment I'll be able to play many Windows strategies (great on touch screen bla bla''
lol,
by nobody i mean market, majority of customers.
1) tablets and phones are for consummation of content(audio, video, internet, Facebook, Twitter and other crap). For all that Android/iOS ARM based tables/phones are more then good enough. That's the majority of customers.
2) then for creation of content, coding, calculations etc for all that there is Windows and Intel based laptops,desktop etc. x86 is here to stay for next 10 years at least.
3) i believe there's no market for mostly overpriced Intel chips / bloated Windows based mobile
devices. Intel + MS combo does not work. Both company are just too greedy, slow and ignorant.
4) you are going to dual boot your non existing Surface PRO 4 and play windows strategies with touch? haha good one.