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==Operating Systems==

==Operating Systems==

ARM has traditionally been reserved for [[Embedded systems]] and mobile operating systems. The main reason is the slowness, which is acceptable when compared with the faster, but exponentially more expensive x86 and amd64 architectures. Most mobile operating systems support ARM, such as Android, and the upcoming [[Windows 8]].

ARM has traditionally been reserved for [[Embedded systems]] and mobile operating systems. The main reason is the slowness, which is acceptable when compared with the faster, but exponentially more expensive x86 and amd64 architectures. Most mobile operating systems support ARM, such as [[Android]], and [[Windows 8]].

==Uses==

==Uses==