Microsoft and Qualcomm today revealed the very first "Always Connected PCs" running Windows 10 on ARM.
It was nearly one year ago at WinHEC in China that Microsoft dropped a doozy on the tech world. The company announced a new partnership with mobile chip maker Qualcomm to bring the full Windows 10 OS to Snapdragon ARM processors – the very same silicon used in today's smartphones.
Fast forward to today at the Qualcomm Snapdragon Tech Summit in Hawaii, and Microsoft is ready to reveal the first consumer products featuring an "Always Connected" experience.
Two of these new devices from HP and ASUS will go on sale in early 2018 and will be sold through traditional retailers and Microsoft. Lenovo will also have a product in early 2018.
Full story from the WindowsCentral blog...
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