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A valid point. However, Microsoft is betting heavily on ARM too, with Win8 RT (if I'm not mistaken and RT is the ARM one). So, Win8 and a lot of Win8 apps are g
by pooriaazimi 14y ago
A valid point. However, Microsoft is betting heavily on ARM too, with Win8 RT (if I'm not mistaken and RT is the ARM one). So, Win8 and a lot of Win8 apps are going to support ARM, and those who don't can be virtualized!
(Note that I'm not saying it's a good plan)
- trotsky 14y agoWait, you're suggesting that you're going to be running an x86 emulator on winrt for apps access? That is pretty unlikely to be a realistic solution unless you're only looking for very old apps - try running an arm emulator on x86 to get a taste, and then slow it down by 5x or more.
- pooriaazimi 14y agoYou're right :) It probably would be unusably slow.