Arm Unveils Client CPU Performance Roadmap Through 2020 - Taking Intel Head On
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Nvidia's new ARM gaming laptop spec should scare Intel and AMD | PC Gamer
Galaxy Book S Laptop Will Ditch ARM Processor For Intel - SlashGear
Lenovo onthult Miix 630, eerste laptop met ARM-processor - ITdaily.
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Arm-based Notebook PC Processor Revenue Set to Grow Over Three-fold in 2021, Says Strategy Analytics | Strategy Analytics
Windows ARM Laptops Can Now Run Ubuntu - OMG! Ubuntu!
Arm processors: Everything you need to know now | ZDNET
My review of the Pinebook Pro - a $200 Linux ARM laptop : r/linux
Apple to capture nearly 80% of the laptop Arm processor market in 2021
AMD Reportedly Working on Custom 5nm Arm processor w/ RDNA GPU for Microsoft Surface Laptop | Hardware Times
Apple just saved Arm-based Windows laptops, and it's a wakeup call Intel needs | TechRadar
Lenovo announces the first Arm-based ThinkPad | Ars Technica
Review: MNT Reform laptop has fully open hardware and software—for better or worse | Ars Technica
ASUS Chromebook Flip CM3, 12" Touchscreen HD NanoEdge Display, MediaTek 8183 Processor, Arm Mali-G72 MP3 GPU, 32GB Storage, 4GB RAM, Wi-Fi 5, Chrome OS, Aluminum, Mineral Gray, CM3200FVA-DS42T
Arm processors: Everything you need to know now | ZDNET
MNT's Pocket Reform modular mini laptop coming soon with ARM-based processor options and a 7-inch display - NotebookCheck.net News
PINEBOOK | PINE64
Samsung Galaxy Book Go is a €449 Windows 10 laptop with an ARM processor - GSMArena.com news
Andoer 10.1 inch Portable Netbook ACTIONS S500 1.5GHz ARM Cortex-A9 Sliver US Plug - Walmart.com
Notebooks with ARM-based processors are popping up on Geekbench, performance is lacking - NotebookCheck.net News
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Lenovo's Yoga 5G: the first ARM-powered Windows laptop with 5G - The Verge
Intel's 13th-gen Core laptop CPUs hit blisteringly fast speeds | PCWorld
