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Eh, that's a transient concern. Seems like M1 is going to force the entire ecosystem to support ARM sooner or later (laptop manufacturers are going to start sup
by throwaway894345 4y ago
Eh, that's a transient concern. Seems like M1 is going to force the entire ecosystem to support ARM sooner or later (laptop manufacturers are going to start supporting ARM to keep up with Apple, and the software will have to follow suit). Windows and Office already support ARM.
> But no PCI, no SATA, no external DRAM
Why not? Do mobile ARM chips not support those things? I know the RPI compute modules have PCIe.
- djur 4y agoWhether or not it's a transient concern, manufacturers operate in the market that currently exists, not the one that may exist in the future, and the market that currently exists doesn't include a lot of demand for non-Apple ARM PCs.
- throwaway894345 4y agoI’m asking why the market is as it is, and you’re effectively answering with “because it is”.