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It's not that surprising news. NT has supported ARM for a few years now and the Raspberry Pi 2 is a pretty beefy board - all things considered.

• joosters 12y ago
  Actually Microsoft seemed to be backing away from ARM support. They have abandoned Windows 10 for existing Windows RT devices, for instance.
  • egil 12y ago
    That is probably because Surface RT has pretty much been rejected by the market. There is no business in beating a dead horse.