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Sorry, but I still dont understand your point. Dual/Quad-core ARM chips of today running at 1.5Ghz blow away x86 based PC's from several years ago (I don't know
by smegel 14y ago
Sorry, but I still dont understand your point. Dual/Quad-core ARM chips of today running at 1.5Ghz blow away x86 based PC's from several years ago (I don't know exactly at what point) that ran Office XP quite happily.
To give you an idea, the system requirements of Office XP was "a Pentium processor with a clock speed of at least 133 megahertz (MHz)".
Besides, tablets are doing amazing things today, are we really saying an Office suite represents the pinnacle of computing power?
- Mythbusters 14y agoIn case you are not trolling, time to educate yourself with the difference between these two architectures: http://www.brighthub.com/computing/hardware/articles/107133.aspx http://www.brighthub.com/computing/hardware/articles/107133.... Surprise, if you copy an old mac app on your iPhone it won't run!
- smegel 14y agoNo, please, why don't you educate us all as to the deficiencies in ARM over x86 that make porting an x86 application to ARM some incredible achievement?