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realistically ARM currently lacks the raw power intel chips provide. you can argue about battery life but most work is still done in offices where power sockets
by kyriakos 14y ago
realistically ARM currently lacks the raw power intel chips provide. you can argue about battery life but most work is still done in offices where power sockets are not an issue.
it might change in the future but.. i don't think arm will catch up with x86 for at least a couple of years - in the meantime intel won't sit around doing nothing.
- freehunter 14y agoApple doesnt historically pander to the enterprise market. They're eyeing their consumer laptops.
- kyriakos 14y agoit was in the past appealing to creatives, designers, video producers, the publishing industry etc I believe those are processor-intensive applications that don't fall in the enterprise sector. I understand even though apple tried to move out of the server market, every creative company offices i have visited they mostly work with apple products.