I mean a 14nm ARM SoC for mobile devices, in fact why wouldn't they now when they push with x86 into this market space? Can't be profit margins and they do not care about Windows anymore there, do they?
More like this: 2 entangled particles exist. One at A and one at B Measurement is taken an A. This results in a change of state to both particles (ie makes state of B the same of just measured of A) but the result of the measurement is random. Measurement is taken on B. Measurement is sent from A to B (via classical channels) Now B can then determine that the state of B matches the state at A which proves A&B where quantum-coupled.
The M$ IoT cannot have storage nor local apps as they MUST make you use the $Cloud (for their business model to work)? IoT is for fridge, picture frame, thermostat kind-of stuff...
These here are likely intended for 9" tabletoids of sort, I think, now that Surface Pro is for Pros and Business and no hear about non-Pro versions....so it's more a replacement for Windows RT (an ARM Windows so to speak)?
But how they can still go through with this legally I do not understand...pretty sure they spend lots of $$ on lawyers already so they have legs to stand on....
Yea, WinRT/Metro is a different user space but there is a "good old desktop" Win32 subsytem in "Windows RT" (this is how they run Office there). An app recompile should do...
I guess they did not see any value in opening it out. Perhaps due to the real value of "legacy desktop" being the stash of existing x86 applications? Or they were afraid of more confusion (as if Windows RT/Surface/Surface Pro names were not already confusing).
Well, your parents did not get stopped by the DRM. They got stopped by lack of will/time/knowledge to to use bittorrent to access a DRM-free content. Just saying... I agree it does something, I for one avoid buying all disney movies as I cannot make backups for my kids who would trash a dvd in few days.
It's about maximizing total profit averaged across all units sold. If they only had 64G model they would have loose many sales due to much higher price point (say they would have to sell it for $400).
It would be nice to know this statistics but how to gather the data? If this is involuntary, only sober people would consent. Why take a risk? Some sober people would refuse also, perhaps a small group. So do they imply refuse" as "drunken" then?
Well, I have looked at Wolfson - they specialize in audio (yes including silicon). Still find it interesting that they contribute to linux kernel along IBM's and Googles of the world. And Vision Engraving? Is this the same company: http://www.visionengravers.com/?
So hence CFD N-S equations are not (presently?) solvable, hence simulation is used to approximate the answer, would it mean, all imperfections of computations asides, that exact weather forecasting is not possible?
I suppose hence N-S equations do not have (yet?) mathematical proofs of solutions and smoothness, we cannot yet predict if precise weather forecasting is even theoretically possible?
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StrongARM was before iDevices...
I mean a 14nm ARM SoC for mobile devices, in fact why wouldn't they now when they push with x86 into this market space?
Can't be profit margins and they do not care about Windows anymore there, do they?
They have the tech to make the best low power processor(s) on the planet...if only they would make an ARM one!
So, no more .NET and Java...back to the bare metal!
More like this:
2 entangled particles exist. One at A and one at B
Measurement is taken an A. This results in a change of state to both particles (ie makes state of B the same of just measured of A) but the result of the measurement is random.
Measurement is taken on B.
Measurement is sent from A to B (via classical channels)
Now B can then determine that the state of B matches the state at A which proves A&B where quantum-coupled.
WinCE != Windows, you'd be better off with Wine, although granted not on ARM.
So interestingly, would they allow OEMs to bundle another browser with this?
The M$ IoT cannot have storage nor local apps as they MUST make you use the $Cloud (for their business model to work)? IoT is for fridge, picture frame, thermostat kind-of stuff...
These here are likely intended for 9" tabletoids of sort, I think, now that Surface Pro is for Pros and Business and no hear about non-Pro versions....so it's more a replacement for Windows RT (an ARM Windows so to speak)?
But how they can still go through with this legally I do not understand...pretty sure they spend lots of $$ on lawyers already so they have legs to stand on....
Yea, WinRT/Metro is a different user space but there is a "good old desktop" Win32 subsytem in "Windows RT" (this is how they run Office there). An app recompile should do...
I guess they did not see any value in opening it out. Perhaps due to the real value of "legacy desktop" being the stash of existing x86 applications? Or they were afraid of more confusion (as if Windows RT/Surface/Surface Pro names were not already confusing).
>> It still amazes me that you can't just run normal Windows on the ARM-based surface.
That would be Windows RT...RiP?
Business model? In ARM tablet space there is no margin for M$ license.
Well, your parents did not get stopped by the DRM. They got stopped by lack of will/time/knowledge to to use bittorrent to access a DRM-free content. Just saying... I agree it does something, I for one avoid buying all disney movies as I cannot make backups for my kids who would trash a dvd in few days.
Yes I was thinking solaris or linux as flight control system can't be it. Ground station make more sense. Thanks for clarifying.
Btw what rtoses do they use?
I like this idea!
Perhaps bidding per movie view?
A movie eBay?
And this is hard with the very floppy 8" disks...they do not work well after being folded to fit in the pocket...
What's the pronunciation?
"Sucked in" ?
It has little to do with cost of flash.
It's about maximizing total profit averaged across all units sold. If they only had 64G model they would have loose many sales due to much higher price point (say they would have to sell it for $400).
And I thought they wanted makani kiteplains for green energy....they probably want them for the same as the other drones?
It can have strategic goal to advance Android fragmentation? Granted, rather expensive one at it...
Why would not Intel, with its fabs and process nodes, produce best ARM around?
Well it does already as Altera's Stratix 10 would use Intel's 14nm fabs.
http://newsroom.altera.com/pre...
But why not Intel itself?
Another choice - Zynq + transputter @ $100
http://www.parallella.org/
It would be nice to know this statistics but how to gather the data?
If this is involuntary, only sober people would consent. Why take a risk?
Some sober people would refuse also, perhaps a small group.
So do they imply refuse" as "drunken" then?
faster-then-light communication patent
http://www.google.com/patents/US6025810
I just found out you can buy a FF OS Phone for $80 on eBay (for development I suppose)
http://www.ebay.com/itm/281165818989
Well, I have looked at Wolfson - they specialize in audio (yes including silicon). Still find it interesting that they contribute to linux kernel along IBM's and Googles of the world. And Vision Engraving? Is this the same company: http://www.visionengravers.com/?
Wow - this seem such a niche market companies (with all due respect) for making top 10 contribution to linux kernel - interesting...
So hence CFD N-S equations are not (presently?) solvable, hence simulation is used to approximate the answer, would it mean, all imperfections of computations asides, that exact weather forecasting is not possible?
I suppose hence N-S equations do not have (yet?) mathematical proofs of solutions and smoothness, we cannot yet predict if precise weather forecasting is even theoretically possible?