Microsoft launches Windows 10 on ARM, with HP and ASUS promising 20+ hours of battery life

Posted December 6, 2017

In ARM, computing, Emulation, hardware, laptops, microsoft, microsoft surface, microsoft windows, Operating systems, Surface, surface rt, tablet computers, TC, Windows, windows 10, windows rt, x86

Windows laptops and tablets have traditionally run on X86 processors from the likes of Intel and AMD. Microsoft experimented with using ARM-based processors when it launched the Surface RT and Windows RT in 2012 — and it cost the company dearly. Fast-forward to today and Microsoft is ready to give ARM on laptops another try. Read More

Gavin Duvall