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No, but they can do things like not optimize code paths and not work with Intel on power saving features. The average consumer is far more likely to buy a Windo
by tw04 9y ago
No, but they can do things like not optimize code paths and not work with Intel on power saving features. The average consumer is far more likely to buy a Windows laptop with an arm cpu than an Intel laptop running a different os. Intel won't win that fight unless it's in a court room.
- dingo_bat 9y agoEven if the arm laptops are 20% cheaper Intel will start feeling the heat.