http://www.pcworld.com/article/2463640/microsoft-pitches-windows-for-internet-of-things-to-maker-community.html
it makes you question what needs to be "on the device" and what can be stored "in the cloud" on an Azure instance.
Tuesday, August 12, 2014
Windows enabled monitors?
I was reading about the Wintel enabled Galileo boards today....I wonder if you can run regular X86 apps on these? ...and if so whats to stop a monitor manufacturer using these to "windows enable" monitors that are sufficient for browsing/email/minimal task desktop monitors.
http://www.pcworld.com/article/2463640/microsoft-pitches-windows-for-internet-of-things-to-maker-community.html
it makes you question what needs to be "on the device" and what can be stored "in the cloud" on an Azure instance.
http://www.pcworld.com/article/2463640/microsoft-pitches-windows-for-internet-of-things-to-maker-community.html
it makes you question what needs to be "on the device" and what can be stored "in the cloud" on an Azure instance.
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