First Desktop Computer To Use Intel's XScale 184
Ian Chamberlain writes "Drobe, the leading RISC OS portal, has reported the release of Iyonix, the first desktop computer to use Intel's XScale processor. The XScale is now famous for its increasingly widespread use in PDA devices, used because of its low power consumption and high performance processing. The Iyonix runs a new 32bit version of RISC OS, the operating system orginally developed by Acorn, but now owned by Pace." The same site links to a pair of reviews (one translated from heise.de) of this machine. RISC OS is also what powers the solar PC mentioned a few months ago.
Great thats cheap! (Score:5, Funny)
Now I just have to drive God knows how many meters to get to the trade show.
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needs a few things (Score:3, Funny)
Re:Interesting, but... (Score:1, Funny)
Re:Interesting, but... (Score:3, Funny)
Why Don't The Brits Build Computers? (Score:3, Funny)
Re:Wasn't arm the standard 32-bit processor for pd (Score:5, Funny)
Everybody and their dog makes assorted kinds of ARM. ARMs are everywhere; PDAs, cameras, printers, mp3 players, DVD players, radios, fax machines, routers, all that sort of thing. Even Motorola eventually caved in and licensed the ARM architecture. One day the secret feature will be enabled and control of the world will revert to the British Empire! You will all have to learn cricket and proper accents! So there!