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Um, Microsoft was selling a surface device that ran on ARM, in addition to the Intel version.
by IOT_Apprentice 10y ago
Um, Microsoft was selling a surface device that ran on ARM, in addition to the Intel version.
- alkonaut 10y agoYes, and phones. No ARM windows desktops or laptops, and no ARM Windows tablets for the "full" Windows however. They need an ARM version of Windows that runs Win32 Intel programs. They already have an emulation layer for compatibility with 16-bit win32 Intel programs in Windows today. An ARM compatibility layer would be slower, but still doable (c.f. Apple when switching to intel)