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http://www.computerworld.com/action/article.do?command=viewArticleBasic&articleId=9131098
Pretty cool article, I really like the ARM, it has allowed cool things like iPod linux, and the wide array of Gameboy mods.
Interesting how it has remained such a tiny amount of transistors for the power it offers.
Granted the assumptions of Moores law is kinda eh, still brings up the question of the future of Netbooks, and makes you wonder how Microsoft/Apple/Linux are going to react/adapt to such devices.
Pretty cool article, I really like the ARM, it has allowed cool things like iPod linux, and the wide array of Gameboy mods.
Interesting how it has remained such a tiny amount of transistors for the power it offers.
Granted the assumptions of Moores law is kinda eh, still brings up the question of the future of Netbooks, and makes you wonder how Microsoft/Apple/Linux are going to react/adapt to such devices.
