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<blockquote data-quote="Deleted member 114266" data-source="post: 9922714" data-attributes="member: 114266"><p>There are already mobile device management solutions for both iPhone and Android that integrate into AD. The devices can be provisioned before going out based on their S/N and IMEI so a phone could be shipped directly to a remote worker and when they first power it on it hits Apple or Google and auto-configures to the MDM. The same can be done with custom images on PCs and Laptops that are imaged at the factory before going out.</p><p></p><p>I'm not sold on Microsoft creating a great x86 emulator for ARM. They had a whole Android on Windows emulation layer for both standard Windows and Windows Phone which never made it out to general release.</p><p></p><p>I see people fawning over the M1 and M2 Mac minis and wonder what the big deal is. For normal office desktop use, we've had 1 liter PCs and mini PCs for a number of years and they range from 15-45W.</p><p></p><p>For content creation, the M2 does look interesting, but then it comes down to the claim RTX3090 performance***. (*** when running RTX3090 at crippled power profile to match M2 power usage) But since when do creators care about power usage versus having their renders output exponentially faster? I'm more interested in what Intel is doing with Arc. Its design has the potential to upset Nvidia CUDA's market dominance.</p><p></p><p>It's possible ARM laptops might become more accepted mainstream as right now a very large number of schools have young children on iPads, and then move them to Chromebooks in the 4th or 5th grade. Then again when I was in school all the computers were Macs. Yet today Windows and PC dominate.</p><p></p><p>The death of x86 has been prophecied many times over the decades. Yet here we are 44 years later and it's still around. If you expand the definition of computer ARM is the more popular platform when you look at phones and tablets. Just like Windows isn't dominant when you also include all those servers and other devices (routers, etc) running Linux. But having an x86 Windows machine not be what most people consider a computer, that's a mass shift I just don't see happening in at least the next 15 years.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="Deleted member 114266, post: 9922714, member: 114266"] There are already mobile device management solutions for both iPhone and Android that integrate into AD. The devices can be provisioned before going out based on their S/N and IMEI so a phone could be shipped directly to a remote worker and when they first power it on it hits Apple or Google and auto-configures to the MDM. The same can be done with custom images on PCs and Laptops that are imaged at the factory before going out. I'm not sold on Microsoft creating a great x86 emulator for ARM. They had a whole Android on Windows emulation layer for both standard Windows and Windows Phone which never made it out to general release. I see people fawning over the M1 and M2 Mac minis and wonder what the big deal is. For normal office desktop use, we've had 1 liter PCs and mini PCs for a number of years and they range from 15-45W. For content creation, the M2 does look interesting, but then it comes down to the claim RTX3090 performance***. (*** when running RTX3090 at crippled power profile to match M2 power usage) But since when do creators care about power usage versus having their renders output exponentially faster? I'm more interested in what Intel is doing with Arc. Its design has the potential to upset Nvidia CUDA's market dominance. It's possible ARM laptops might become more accepted mainstream as right now a very large number of schools have young children on iPads, and then move them to Chromebooks in the 4th or 5th grade. Then again when I was in school all the computers were Macs. Yet today Windows and PC dominate. The death of x86 has been prophecied many times over the decades. Yet here we are 44 years later and it's still around. If you expand the definition of computer ARM is the more popular platform when you look at phones and tablets. Just like Windows isn't dominant when you also include all those servers and other devices (routers, etc) running Linux. But having an x86 Windows machine not be what most people consider a computer, that's a mass shift I just don't see happening in at least the next 15 years. [/QUOTE]
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