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word up on windows 8 port to android tablets?
- zoraktorok
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word up on windows 8 port to android tablets?
I have an asus transformer 300, and i know this is too early for a clear answer, but looking to dual boot windows8 on a tegra3 device... so far i havefound arguements on the rt version... okay... not really what i want to discuss... not open source or not, that be why im here, if anyone can point me in the right direction where i can help, post a link please. Lusch i am ...
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edinho2010
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Re: word up on windows 8 port to android tablets?
look on android forums and groups , i read samware there is a development group working on that mater but its with windows rt ver. i think, the rt versions have many limitations, if with pro it was the best option.
i am waiting for that too, the tablets with pro are very expensive yet
i am waiting for that too, the tablets with pro are very expensive yet
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Re: word up on windows 8 port to android tablets?
From what I've heard and seen it's not going to be possible to get it on an android tablet. They need a special chip for the boot to work. No android tablet has that.
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Re: word up on windows 8 port to android tablets?
xp will run on many android devisesjacob9423 wrote:From what I've heard and seen it's not going to be possible to get it on an android tablet. They need a special chip for the boot to work. No android tablet has that.
i had it on a htc epic 3d
was buggy at first but ran perfect after touch screen calibration
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- zoraktorok
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Re: word up on windows 8 port to android tablets?
heck yeah, gonna have to check up on that when i get my tablet back (ground) came loose the charge port but its under warrenty so ill let them fix it. Got a dock so touch isnt that big of a deal, but might be fun to mess with. Thanks.
Re: word up on windows 8 port to android tablets?
It is possible to install windows 8 RT, I don't think that you can install the normal edition of it unless your device has the right processor for it.Your device will need rooting and must have enough RAM and processing power. I'd say at least 1GB of RAM and 1.6 GHz processor. I'm not too sure as I don't know the minimum specs for windows RT.
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thedicemaster
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Re: word up on windows 8 port to android tablets?
windows 8 will not run on android tablets.
android tablets use ARM processors and windows 8 only works on X86(32bit) and X86_X64(64bit) processors.
people did get some older X86 versions of windows running, but that was done through an emulator which increases the system requirements a lot, and makes windows run a lot slower.
the "language" the processor uses is just too different.
getting windows RT to run might be possible, but other than better synchronisation with microsoft products there's really no advantage over android.
android tablets use ARM processors and windows 8 only works on X86(32bit) and X86_X64(64bit) processors.
people did get some older X86 versions of windows running, but that was done through an emulator which increases the system requirements a lot, and makes windows run a lot slower.
the "language" the processor uses is just too different.
getting windows RT to run might be possible, but other than better synchronisation with microsoft products there's really no advantage over android.