Watch the show..See how ASUS is able to run x86 Windows on an ARM chip. Cool tech.
Watch the show..See how ASUS is able to run x86 Windows on an ARM chip. Cool tech.
The All-in-One houses an Nvidia Tegra 3 quad-core and a 3rd generation Intel Core processor allowing it to alternate between Windows 8 and Android on the fly.
Still looking for the Arm powered tablet!
Basic concepts of cause and effect:
"everything that follows is a result of what you see here"
Looks cool :-)
Misleading summary promises full-fledged x86 Windows 8 powered by ARM SoC, which of course is impossible as ARM simply isn't x86 instruction set capable. Instead, we're given a video preview of a device that has a hardware button enabling switching between x86 Windows 8 using docking station's i3-i7 Intel CPU and Android using tablet's Nvidia Tegra 3 SoC while docked, and only allows for Android with a WiFi connection to the x86 part when undocked. Hardly the same thing!
Nice!!
If I had x86 intel inside, I wouldn't need to bother with android. Maybe a few fun apps but otherwise it's a feature that just adds to the cost but not the functionality (it's not like this thing makes phone calls).
Who needs a tablet that big? Or to use a nasty annoyingly shiny/reflective screen with their docked PC? Presumably no seamless way of transferring files between the two platforms either as they're a different OS. The whole thing makes no sense to me, but maybe someone needs something like that - just can't imagine who.
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