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Alan McKinnon <alan.mckinnon <at> gmail.com> writes: |
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> You have neglected to mention the single most important factor |
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> of all: |
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> inertia |
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> Human groups are loathe to change things that already work good enough |
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> for something that works better. Intel works good enough. |
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Windows and Linux will be indistinguishable to the masses of users. |
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Everyone is cheap, so the price of Intel processors will plunge. |
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Arm, being ethereal by nature, is far too fleet-footed for the |
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aged behemoth, known as Intel..... |
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The planet is CHEAP, and that has, shall and will dominate.... |
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Not to mention there'll be a big party of technologists (competitors?) |
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just waiting to piss on Intel's corpse..... |
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James |
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