Re:Intel EOLs Atom Chip Used for Microsoft HoloLens
by asveikau on Thursday August 10, 2017 @09:29PM
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> As for hololens, the current version is approaching EOL anyway.
Does it make sense to call it "EOL" for a product that never took off? When was the "L"? Wikipedia says released March 2016 for a dev version, and an unspecified time this year as a consumer version. That is a rather short lifetime.
Does it make sense to call it "EOL" for a product that never took off? When was the "L"? Wikipedia says released March 2016 for a dev version, and an unspecified time this year as a consumer version. That is a rather short lifetime.