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What'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 A
by jpd 18y ago
What'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.