
The company Microsoft, one of the most ardent supporters of the processor architecture x86, ARM, and realized the potential begins to adapt their software for it. Analysts expect that in 2011 will be sold to millions of ARM-based tablets, so Redmond does not want to give Google a rapidly expanding market.
The company intends to bring its most popular software development to ARM users. Suite of applications for document Microsoft Office, one of the most profitable products of Redmond, will soon be adapted to the architecture of ARM.
At the same time, Google has almost finished work on Android 3.0, code-named Honeycomb, and recently released the final version of the Chrome OS. In 2011, the assortment of tablets and net books based on the search giant's operating systems will be very broad. Microsoft has finished work on the ARM versions of Office and Windows, probably not before late 2012.
By the time a lot can change, but in two years Google, Nokia and Apple will create a more modern operating system for Tablet PCs, ie Windows 8 for ARM can find out the fate of a recent mobile platform, Microsoft - Windows Phone 7, undeniably good, but quite not a revolutionary product.
The company intends to bring its most popular software development to ARM users. Suite of applications for document Microsoft Office, one of the most profitable products of Redmond, will soon be adapted to the architecture of ARM.
At the same time, Google has almost finished work on Android 3.0, code-named Honeycomb, and recently released the final version of the Chrome OS. In 2011, the assortment of tablets and net books based on the search giant's operating systems will be very broad. Microsoft has finished work on the ARM versions of Office and Windows, probably not before late 2012.
By the time a lot can change, but in two years Google, Nokia and Apple will create a more modern operating system for Tablet PCs, ie Windows 8 for ARM can find out the fate of a recent mobile platform, Microsoft - Windows Phone 7, undeniably good, but quite not a revolutionary product.
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