Comment Re:Reaping what they sow during the Wintel era (Score 2) 17
Despite what the unbelievably pushy marketing campaign from Qualcomm last year would mislead you to believe in Windows world ARM is still an unbelievably tiny niche. It's a tiny minority where they even offer devices at all, that is for relatively expensive light laptops (and a handful of Windows tablets, which are mostly used with a keyboard too, and very often called "laptops" too). Even there they're barely fit for purpose, with basic, consumer software dragging its fit to deliver something usable, like a Google Drive client took 5 years to appear. And for the rest they just don't exist, even if people somehow would fancy some idea of buying some.
So as long as there is Windows we're talking about regular x86-64 CPUs. Now that Microsoft is doing all their best to bury Windows, starting with a nearly impossible OOBE, is pushing ads even in the Enterprise editions and so on, that's another story. But most likely Windows is another from the "too big to fail" things.