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It's not just CPU architecture; it's also major features like what kinds of software the app can run. One only runs mobile apps, and the other can run stuff go
by bunderbunder 13y ago
It's not just CPU architecture; it's also major features like what kinds of software the app can run. One only runs mobile apps, and the other can run stuff going all the way back to MS-DOS.
It's like if Apple had decided to rebrand iOS as "Mac OS X TP".
- Touche 13y agoThat's not true, they both can run non-mobile apps. They even ship a desktop version of office on Windows RT. It can't run very many desktop apps, but that's not a technical issue, it's a intentional restriction.