Microsoft’s new generation of Windows-on-Arm laptops, credited to advancements in chipsets and software, marks a significant improvement from the failed Windows RT initiative in 2012.
The Snapdragon SoCs feature an Oryon CPU and Hexagon NPU for impressive processing capabilities, combining strong Windows x64 performance with impressive battery life similar to Macs.
Windows has integrated features that utilize AI, such as webcam Studio Effects and image creation in Paint. Future enhancements are expected after privacy concerns are addressed.
Software compatibility is largely seamless, featuring ARM-native versions of popular applications like Office and Photoshop, with the exception of Google Drive, which lacks ARM support.
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