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Not much of a shock. Their primary use case is what---power users' desktops? Those have been 64-bit for almost a decade. Other uses: anything low-power is ARM,
by koenigdavidmj 9y ago
Not much of a shock. Their primary use case is what---power users' desktops? Those have been 64-bit for almost a decade. Other uses: anything low-power is ARM, even small dinky laptops (remember netbooks?) are 64-bit, and RAM is cheap enough that it doesn't really matter that your pointers are double the length.