- Apr 20, 2011
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There may not be four versions of Windows 8 for ARM system-on-a-chip processors that are incapable of running legacy Windows apps after all. Microsoft has rebutted recent statements about Windows 8 running on ARM processors made by Intel's senior vice president and general manager of its software and services group.
Intel's Renee James recently suggested that there would be at least four versions of Windows 8 for the ARM chip architecture. She also said these versions of Windows 8 would not be compatible with older Windows programs written for Windows 7, Vista and XP.
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** my opinion:
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"She also said these versions of Windows 8 would not be compatible with older Windows programs written for Windows 7, Vista and XP
software developers need to make new programs which are able run on windows 8