Is this the end of x86?
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Is this the end of x86?
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Landon Sullivan
i thought jewtell was suing for the x86 emulation
Julian Morgan
still need actual numbers and review s to say anything
either way WinTel isn't going anywhere soon
Hudson Perry
>trying to sue over emulation
>in 2017
well if anyone could do it it's jewtel
Oliver Williams
It looks like Qualcomm doesn't give a shit.
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Christopher Bailey
Aren't most of the x86 patents expired? If anything AMD now holds the most important x86 patents.
Dylan Clark
Good luck suing Microsoft, the biggest hand that feeds them,
Luis Morris
Somewhere in the ballpark between an Intel Atom Z8750 and a Core m3.
Leo Rivera
they made a transparent tablet? thats pretty neat
Noah Wright
Why
Alexander Cruz
>fullscreen browser
The problem is on you, retard.
Julian Gonzalez
What is responsive web design? Just make it so 9:16 ratios are like this and 16:9 has some usable shit on the side like recommended articles
Christopher Foster
WAIT DOES THIS THING EMULATE X86? WHAT THE FUCK!
WILL I BE ABLE TO RUN GAYMZ?
Jayden White
Here's the site. OP is a phonefag.
Ian Lopez
It's gunna flop, it's not going to run native windows software anywhere near as well. It might be a nice linux tablet though. I imagine these would be nicer for that then Chromebooks.
Logan Mitchell
>get a powerful arm to emulate x86_64
>no intel ME
>free bios
Is this a new hope?
Christian Nelson
Is there an ARM based PC even powerful enough to do that yet? I'd be keen as a bean
Brandon Nelson
>get a powerful arm to emulate x86
FTFY
Kevin Evans
Correction: There WAS.
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Jaxon Young
>Intel Atom
Friendly reminder that the Intel Atom chips (specifically Silvermont/C2000 line) have an LPC clock flaw that makes them fail prematurely after 18 months.
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Friendly reminder that this falls outside the warranty period for many devices, and smaller vendors may not honor their warranties at all to avoid large losses.
Blake Ramirez
Aren't there certain Atoms that aren't getting the full support of Windows 10 because they don't support some x86 instructions?
Thomas White
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