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Isn't it way more risky to buy their first gen ARM computer than to buy something that will definitely work reliably (Intel)?
by s1t5 6y ago
Isn't it way more risky to buy their first gen ARM computer than to buy something that will definitely work reliably (Intel)?
- owenwil 6y agoYes – anyone saying otherwise is an early adopter (so most of this site), but for the average user, an ARM-based device won't be perfect at launch. Plenty of apps (and games in particular) will outright not work; buying an Intel device now will mean support for 3+ years and avoiding transition pain, even if you miss out on 'new shiny' for a while.