On the other hand, there are onlya handful of Windows laptops and desktopsthat use ARM-based processors.
One of the keys to having more of these systems would be a robust app ecosystem.
Last year, Apple introducedan ARM-based Mac Mini for developersto start porting their apps.
If youre a Windows app developer, theres also a reference machine available for you, thanks to Qualcomm.
In May, at Microsofts Build developer summit, Qualcomm announced a developer kit without revealing too many details.
Now, we have more information on this equipment, and a price point of $219.
It’s free, every week, in your inbox.
It also has the ability for you to run an x64 emulator to evaluate your apps performance.
Some frequently used apps, such as Zoom,Adobe Photoshop,andFirefoxhave already released ARM-based versions for Windows.
Typically you had to splurge almost $1,000 to get an ARM-based Windows system and start developing your apps.
you’re able to read more about the Qualcomm ECS LIVA Mini Box QC710here.
Plus, you might check out documents related to Windows development on Snapdragonhere.
That’s one heck of a mixed bag.
He likes to say “Bleh.
That’s one heck of a mixed bag.
He likes to say “Bleh.”
