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"this method leaves many handheld devices in the cold, including those based on Intel's ARM chips." haha
by clay 18y ago
"this method leaves many handheld devices in the cold, including those based on Intel's ARM chips."
haha
- jpd 18y agoWhat's funny about that? It's a real issue and the first thing I thought of when I head them say "native x86". Consider that there are also netbooks that have ARM architecture as well (unless I'm mistaken). Or are you referring to only the last 3 words? Intel's ARM chips?
- kragen 18y agoIt could be a problem for device vendors, but it shouldn't be a problem for web sites that want to serve ARM9 devices with MMUs, such as Intel's StrongARMs; the Native Client approach will work fine on ARM, although it will take some work to make it happen. The bit about "Intel's ARM chips" is pretty goofy, though.