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As tallanvor already alluded to, Microsoft has shown that there is a consistency problem. Take two Surfaces. One x86 and the other ARM. Add a keyboard and mous
by taligent 14y ago
As tallanvor already alluded to, Microsoft has shown that there is a consistency problem.
Take two Surfaces. One x86 and the other ARM. Add a keyboard and mouse. Now the x86 version is in every respect a PC. The ARM version would be considered today as a tablet. So are we saying that the distinction between tablet and PC is CPU architecture ? Because that is ridiculous given that x86 is moving to the low end for tablets and today we have desktop ARM CPUs.
Hence tablets NEED to be classed as a PC.