#4608643

lucidus

2013-05-31 15:01

An Android AIO? Interesting. At least they used an OS not re-imagined but designed for touch :P

#4608747

RavenMaster

2013-05-31 17:57

All that Haswell power and not one single app that needs it? Seems like a waste to me

#4608789

Denial

2013-05-31 18:49

All that Haswell power and not one single app that needs it? Seems like a waste to me

And building apps for non-existing hardware isn't a waste? What?

#4608878

Mojojoe

2013-05-31 21:13

All that Haswell power and not one single app that needs it? Seems like a waste to me

If you want to complain about overpowered computers you are probably on the wrong forum.

#4608886

lucidus

2013-05-31 21:24

Android supports x86?

#4608896

RavenMaster

2013-05-31 21:36

If you want to complain about overpowered computers you are probably on the wrong forum.

Im not complaining about over powered computers at all. High end PC gaming is what its all about. So games on android.... angry birds... plants vs zombies... you get the picture

#4609034

lucidus

2013-06-01 01:07

http://www.slashgear.com/psa-acers-android-all-in-one-wont-roll-with-haswell-31284488/ It's a Texas Instruments CPU and not Haswell.

#4609052

sykozis

2013-06-01 01:37

Android supports x86?

Android is Linux based, so yes, it supports x86. There are also Android smart phones already on the market running Intel Atom SoC's

http://www.slashgear.com/psa-acers-android-all-in-one-wont-roll-with-haswell-31284488/ It's a Texas Instruments CPU and not Haswell.

Thanks for ruining this for me btw.... After having my Nexus 4 for the last 6 days, I've found a whole new appreciation for Android and a 22" touch screen Android tablet would be pretty sweet. I just refuse to have something like this with a Texas Instruments processor....