So what I hear you saying is, Intel was never going to play in the mobile market, not because of ISA but because of business practices. By being the evil overl

So what I hear you saying is, Intel was never going to play in the mobile market, not because of ISA but because of business practices. By being the evil overlord instead of the benevolent one, they made it so no one would choose them if they had any choice -- and the mobile market was a whole new ball game where x86 was no advantage. So even matching the low-power ARM chips early on wouldn't have helped.