INTEL BURN TEST 2018 ANDROID
So much for my Windows apps on Android tablets theory, although I do have to say their TK1 ARM32 and TX1 ARM64 boards are fun Ubuntu Linux boards to experiment with and I still have a theory (which I will keep to myself) as to what nVidia is really up to. But as far as I can tell nVidia never did develop a low-power x86-compatible device based on the Transmeta technology they'd licensed for their Denver ARM64 processor. In all seriousness, in 2015 I was too optimistic about the pace of change, excepting technology to just transform overnight. I will begin with this tongue-in-cheek teaser video, shot on location in Utah and Las Vegas, to poke fun at my three-year long writer's block since the previous post: But let's face it, when my cell phone and my tablet PCs have 1000x faster wireless bandwidth than the 1990's home dialup connection, it is time to integrate some streaming video as part of these posts. Starting this web site a few years later while still only having 28.8 dial-up access I tried to keep the content on here lean and mean, no Javascript nonsense, no animations, and certainly not taking any external banner ads. For weeks in the spring of 1992 I duplicated about 200 VHS video tape copies of the video by hand on my living room VCR and mailed out all 200 copies to various Atari users group, magazines, and resellers. The way to get demos out was to either do them in person at these events, or as my friend and fellow long time Atari developer Danny Miller did, help me film a poorly acted demo video to get the word out about the new emulator. In 1992 when I was launching Gemulator 1.0 (Atari ST emulator for MS-DOS) the World Wide Web or Internet that most people know today did not even exist. I am also going to try something new with this post: demo videos!įor about 30 years now I have enjoyed going out to Atari swap meets, user group meetings, exhibiting emulation products at Macworld and COMDEX back when those were around, and presenting papers about emulation at tech conferences to get my ideas and thoughts across.
INTEL BURN TEST 2018 WINDOWS 10
As you will see some pretty cool x86 emulation technology has arrived in Windows 10 on ARM64. Today I want to specifically continue on the topics of Atari 800 and x86 emulation and ARM64 - appropriate given that exactly 10 years ago this week I was in Beijing China where I co-presented the very "emulation everywhere" themed Bochs paper with Stanislav Shwartsman. "dynamic optimization"), speculation about what Transmeta and nVidia might be up to, and repeating my long time wish of "emulation everywhere". I am going to continue from the previous post on alternative 64-bit instruction sets such as RISC-V and ARM64, dynamic binary translation (a.k.a. Welcome back to the 40th blog post in this No Execute series, my 11+ year long rant about on all things that bother me and interest me about CPUs and emulators.
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