Good luck Google. That's reminiscent of IBM's OS/2 effort to run Windows x86 code in its operating system many years ago. Microsofts's strategy to combat itt was to change the API everytime IBM had their operating system running Windows apps better than Windows.
>> One particular gambit that has been flying under the radar is Google's Native Client, which allows the Chrome browser to execute x86 code natively. This has big implications for moving those beefy, number crunching desktop app holdouts to the browser, which would not only be a boon for Google's ability to make Microsoft and Apple-beating
The device is aimed at gamers and TV watchers, generating a 3D image with use of a pair of 0.7-inch OLED panels, which each display separate images, doing away with the ghost imagery that often comes along with 3D displays.
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Good luck Google. That's reminiscent of IBM's OS/2 effort to run Windows x86 code in its operating system many years ago. Microsofts's strategy to combat itt was to change the API everytime IBM had their operating system running Windows apps better than Windows.
>> One particular gambit that has been flying under the radar is Google's Native Client, which allows the Chrome browser to execute x86 code natively. This has big implications for moving those beefy, number crunching desktop app holdouts to the browser, which would not only be a boon for Google's ability to make Microsoft and Apple-beating