Will it run android apps on Windows RT?
Unless something has changed Bluestacks is more of a marketing machine than reality. They have been promising bringing "Android to X86-based Windows" for over a year and claim huge numbers of apps, and even have AMD on-board in some fashion now. So far they still only have a handful of actual working apps. I also expect that they ever really got close to giving people access to all Android apps on Windows, either Google or Microsoft would quickly litigate to shut them down. On Google's front, it circumvents the licensing agreement for its app developers and for Microsoft (among other things) it would open Windows to a whole new world of security issues. BTW, the fact that there is an Android player in BlackBerry's PlayBook is because they have licensed it. There is nothing in the Bluestacks user agreement that acknowledges this is properly licensed.
Unless something has changed Bluestacks is more of a marketing machine than reality. They have been promising bringing "Android to X86-based Windows" for over a year and claim huge numbers of apps, and even have AMD on-board in some fashion now. So far they still only have a handful of actual working apps. I also expect that they ever really got close to giving people access to all Android apps on Windows, either Google or Microsoft would quickly litigate to shut them down. On Google's front, it circumvents the licensing agreement for its app developers and for Microsoft (among other things) it would open Windows to a whole new world of security issues. BTW, the fact that there is an Android player in BlackBerry's PlayBook is because they have licensed it. There is nothing in the Bluestacks user agreement that acknowledges this is properly licensed.