Last time I had to deal with co-processors was in the 90's when I put in a 386SX/DX combo into a PC. Technically, co-processors are in your computer still - just as one chip. However, Apple has separated the processors once again with the iPhone 5S. The A7 and the M7 processor. The A7 processor will be the primary processing
Fluff can be a PC killer as I recently discovered, but the solution to the problem is straightforward. As a true geek, I built my own PC, but it's no speed demon with a mid-range quad-core processor. However, I'd been suffering from intermittent PC shutdowns that would always happen when I was at the PC and never when the PCs
As you have almost certainly already heard, one of the big things coming in Windows 8 will be it's support of ARM processors. The main feature of the new operating system, though, is the radical new Metro interface. The Metro Start screen displays a series of "live tiles". These are the apps, some of which come with Windows 8, and
Well apparently according to some sources like PCWorld, the newest update of Snow Leopard will kill the Hackintosh. 10.6.2 will not run on the ATOM processor, therefore knocking out all the instruction sets for any netbook running that version. Therefore, you will have to stay in a lower level to keep the machine running. I really don't understand why Apple