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>all work by all processors/mcus is real work
No I mean real work like excel and photoshop. I know that stuff is now on ARM shit, but that new stuff is bloated subscription based. There's nothing like running office 2007 again for the millionth time. ARM is great for running a mouse and the likes, but that's where it mostly ends. Enterprise trash need not apply.

>no it isnt, the efficiency isnt remotely comparable
Yeah it is. I don't know what you're smoking. Yes Apple does tend to have a leverage in energy saving gains here and there, but that's only temporarily. Apple makes good silicon, so it only makes sense that they will be in the lead. ARM autists always keep talking about extra components on x86 as if it even matters.

>i dont know what your point is
The last two decades of x86 dominance? Now it is true that x86 can also be just as closed, however, the market for x86 has been massively open with many options for upgradability and expand-ability. ARM has been mostly the same where devices slowly lose support and have little to no options for expandability or customization. Just think how many ancient computers I have at home and at the company I work for that still get updates to this day; Not to mention actual drivers :)