Microsoft is developing a new generation of 64-bit Windows RT system

What are the weaknesses of Surface RT? 2GB of memory is probably one of them. Why doesn't Microsoft give it more memory? The answer is: it is useless to put it on, it can't be recognized. Windows RT is a pure 32-bit system.

In fact, as early as the ARM TechCon 2012 conference in October this year, ARM has released the 64-bit processor Cortex-A57 and Cortex-A53. The former is for the processor and the latter is for the mobile terminal. Is Microsoft interested in developing systems for 64-bit ARM processors? The answer is yes.

Microsoft's mouth is very strict, 64-bit Windows RT news did not leak a little bit of wind. The Japanese media recently interviewed ARM public relations and directly asked how the 64-bit RT system progressed. The result was a three-hundred-two answer without silver: “ARM is working with all the next generation technologies including Microsoft. However, we cannot say specific information about the partners. ”

Undoubtedly, if 64-bit Windows RT is being developed, the first thing that comes to mind is the pro-Surface. The 64-bit processor allows Surface RT to load more memory, but Microsoft is also likely to pick up its own feet — — If the RT system has 64-bit processing, then who is the more expensive regular version Win8 sold to? PC manufacturers have signs of it.