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> The problem is that as established as ARM is they really don't have a meaningful presence in the desktop/laptop ecosystem Yes. Not established. That’s what I

• close04 8y ago
  "Not established" and "not established in a specific segment" are two vastly different things. So no, most definitely I didn't say what you said, or what you think I said. ;)
  • rusk 8y ago
    Aye, but you said what I meant. Look at another way - Apple moved from PowerPC to Intel. It's not that Motorola ISA weren't well established but they simply weren't as well established and didn't have access to the same mindshare in terms of high performance hardware and software engineering. So in this sense it's a step back the other way - except for perhaps Intel seem to be stuck in the mire these days.