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They won't be late. There's a significant amount of people who cannot use macs for work. If Qualcomm succeeds with the x86 translation, they'll still be the onl
by viraptor 3y ago
They won't be late. There's a significant amount of people who cannot use macs for work. If Qualcomm succeeds with the x86 translation, they'll still be the only real option for that segment, even if they're behind M4.
(Also likely for people who don't have $$$ to throw around for hardware)
- klausa 3y agoI think if you expect these to land in budget devices; you're going to be sorely disappointed.
- viraptor 3y agoI don't expect the first one to do that. But the next ones definitely. And it doesn't have to be "budget" straight away; there's a whole range of "normal" prices between that and Apple.
- cjk2 3y agoThey're going to end up in extremely shit high end devices which will be canned after 6 months of poor sales and bad reviews.
- mmaniac 3y agoIt's always the same song and dance with Windows on ARM.
- speed_spread 3y agoMicrosoft _might_ make interesting Surface models out of it and price them in a somewhat reasonable fashion. Bad reviews will be done by people expecting x86/M4 performance with Windows and MacOS. But what is needed is non-Mac stable and open ARM Linux platform that is more powerful than a RPi5.
- ffgjgf1 2y agoThe chips themselves are reportedly quite cheap relative to comparable Intel CPUs.