It seems "the writing is on the wall" for Intel as more and more MFG's move to ARM based systems
Competition generally only drives innovation when one company is losing something they value, be that profit, mindshare, or opportunity, to another company.Competition is good for the consumer. It drives innovation which I think we can all appreciate...
Lipstick on a pig.
Still Microsoft Windows, which plays the "my way or the highway" game.
Not that others don't but Microsoft is getting very crafty at forcing Edge browser.
They've been doing it since Internet Explorer versus Netscape.
I just read where some apps installed on a Windows 11 machine prevent updates.
What we need is an MBA that doesn't start off at $999.
Could get at least 2 Dell laptops, wipe Windows clean and run Linux.
I just need to improve those skills with Linux.
That seems like a very large "fall" from being the main business who designs and builds the chips everyone wants to just being a shop that builds other people's designs.If Intel is on the right track they are focusing on becoming a outsource partner like TSMC. That way they can produce whatever microprocessor / SOC etc that become dominate.
They will be demonstrating an actual working SoC in actual Surface products that will be sold for the consumer / mainstream market. This SoC will also be available for purchase by other hardware OEM's. It is not a prototype.So they will be demonstrating a proof of concept/prototype that's not ready for release yet
The benefits of Apple Silicon are performance combined with energy efficiency. It's not impressive to just beat Apple in the performance metric, you have to also do it in the performance efficiency metric. Otherwise, who cares?
An M3 Air (base model) could in theory drive four 4k displays comfortably based on pixel count.And it supports three external 4K displays.
Apple put so much focus on M3 ray tracing, they didn’t leave enough silicon for CPU performance.
True words.Windows 10/11 is already superior to MacOS. It would be great if the processing power can catch up as well.
That seems like a very large "fall" from being the main business who designs and builds the chips everyone wants to just being a shop that builds other people's designs.
So it's the year 2020 Microsoft style?They will be demonstrating an actual working SoC in actual Surface products that will be sold for the consumer / mainstream market. This SoC will also be available for purchase by other hardware OEM's. It is not a prototype.
How is MacOS falling apart? I am using it right now and... darn it, the battery icon just fell off... Nah, just kidding, it is rock solid and has been rock solid since birth.True words.
Microsoft worked hard to improve their Os and Apple’s OS is falling apart, the gap shrank very quickly in the last decade.
Apple knows too, long gone are the days where they were calling macOS “the most advanced operating system in the world”.
Now they just try to avoid being laughed at.
So the same Windows 11 works on multiple platforms? Thats news. I thought it was just supported with AMD/Intel x86 Architecture processors? Windows for ARM64 is specific to that platform only which is this particular topic.True words.
Microsoft worked hard to improve their Os and Apple’s OS is falling apart, the gap shrank very quickly in the last decade.
Apple knows too, long gone are the days where they were calling macOS “the most advanced operating system in the world”.
Now they just try to avoid being laughed at.