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So why not use both? Just like iPhones use a M9 processor for some dedicated computations, why can't MacBooks offload some less intensive computations to an ene
by esturk 10y ago
So why not use both? Just like iPhones use a M9 processor for some dedicated computations, why can't MacBooks offload some less intensive computations to an energy efficient ARM processor.
This in no way eats the x86 market but in fact grows the ARM market.
- redial 10y agoIf they bring TouchID to the Mac maybe that is what they'll do as it uses the secure enclave inside the A series processors.