I would not sign that, see the Raspberry Pi and its growing ARM based competition. This is the real innovation field, x86 has mainly halted, IMO mainly because of the backwards compatibility requirements.
Yes, it's an innovative product but the company behind it is being held together by masking tape. They doesn't seem interested in going much further than they are.
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I would not sign that, see the Raspberry Pi and its growing ARM based competition. This is the real innovation field, x86 has mainly halted, IMO mainly because of the backwards compatibility requirements.
Yes, it's an innovative product but the company behind it is being held together by masking tape. They doesn't seem interested in going much further than they are.