Yokemate of Keyboards
Posts: 2720 from 2003/2/24
Quote:
ironfist wrote:
takemehomegrandma:
Which Netbooks are most likely to survive
and thrive? Standardized x86-based or
customized ARM-based?
I know what I think.. At least the x86-based
can run Windows and Ubuntu, which makes
it even more appealing to many users.
You mean "standardized" x86-based or "standardized" ARM-based (and I don't see any real standards as of yet BTW)? And I am not *only* talking about netbooks BTW, ARM is being used in many other types of devices as well where MorphOS could make a difference. Much of the ARM market is far out of reach for the x86, but maybe that will change further down the road. I agree about the Windows part though; the Windows trade mark and familiar GUI alone is a great competitive advantage...
MorphOS is Amiga
done right! 
MorphOS NG will be AROS
done right!
