Yes, I was disappointed too but... The AArch64 chip used was a 40nm chip. The Intel chips it was up against are 20nm (or as low as 14nm). This has enormous pow

Yes, I was disappointed too but... The AArch64 chip used was a 40nm chip. The Intel chips it was up against are 20nm (or as low as 14nm). This has enormous power implications, and given that they're pretty close in power consumption with a huge difference in the fab process, Aarch64 is a strong contender as an architecture.