[dayglored]

Interesting cooperative development, and Intel left out of the party.

[dayglored]

Chrome for Windows on ARM? Wow... PING!

You can find all the Windows Ping list threads with FR search: just search on keyword "windowspinglist".

[dayglored]

> Microsoft and Google have also been working closely to add a Windows 10 dual-boot option to Chromebooks recently, codenamed “Campfire.”

Kind of an unfortunate choice of codename, given recent events in that area.

[smokingfrog]

“Campfire” is probably not the best name to use for this product.

[RayChuang88]

Look, the ARM CPU design—with enough on-chip cache—can already approach the speed of Intel’s current x86-64 CPU’s. I wouldn’t be surprised that Apple finally shows off a Mac model running the A13 SoC by the 2019 World Wide Developer’s Conference, using the latest ARM CPU core design.

[butlerweave]

Microsoft not afraid they’ll boot into Chrome and never use Windows ,LOL

[I want the USA back]

What the hell is ARM?
I hate it when tech-heads just rush into using the latest buzzword without explanation.

Establish this rule, oh ye writers! For 1 year after a new term appears, every article mentioning it must explain, in parentheses, what it means, and not just by giving the words that form the acronym.

This is not generally done. Not even in magazines that present new technology to the public.

[fireman15]

It is about time that Windows 10 started mucking up devices powered by ARM processors.

[Dalberg-Acton]

Don’t Intel’s newer CPUs still have the same bugs?
My next PC will probably have AMD.

[eaglestar]

I searched Google for “Trump er” and the following completed the sentence “Trump eres un pendejo”