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ARM on desktop, perhaps? No one has ever designed a desktop-class chip with ARM architecture, so that's one 'ambitious' direction one could take.
by Geee 14y ago
ARM on desktop, perhaps? No one has ever designed a desktop-class chip with ARM architecture, so that's one 'ambitious' direction one could take.
- watmough 14y agoHahahaha. So you've never heard about what the ARM was originally designed for? http://acorn.chriswhy.co.uk/Computers/A500.html http://acorn.chriswhy.co.uk/Computers/A500.html I guess that was a while ago! And it certainly was desktop-class. It beat the pants off a 12 MHz 286.
- Geee 14y agoOk, got it. :) Let me prepend my original statement by "Since the A500 and the subsequent failures, ..."