Just out of curiosity, what would you hope toget out of the arm CPU? More battery life or better performance for certain tasks?
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Mostly looking for a good performance per watt ratio. I am interested in this one particularly because of the fanless design and low weight (Starting at 1.06kg / 2.35lbs).
Wow, I've completely missed that! Hopefully the bootloader can be freed from Microsoft's grasp
What is the battery life/performance compared to a X1 nano for example (similar size but x86)?
All I see is Windows 11 Home or Pro?
Edit: Oh I see, I thought you meant they would be purchased with Linux preinstalled.
My question was more about compatibility. Preinstalled Linux is not a must, but would love to know if there are any blockers (bootloader, drivers, etc.).
Gotcha. Different machine and price point, but I'm happy with my X1 Carbon. Battery live is 8-10 hours under light use with screen brightness turned up.