The first desktop to use the ARM architecture was the BBC micro, it was used as the second processor when it was being developed.
The Archimedes was the first ARM desktop computer.
An important distinction I feel.
The Archimedes was the first ARM desktop computer.
An important distinction I feel.
The (current?) title of the HN news item is:
The Acorn Archimedes was the first desktop to use the ARM architecture
Which is technically incorrect.
It doesn’t even vaguely match the articles title of:
“Why Wait For Apple? Try Out The Original ARM Desktop Experience Today With A Raspberry Pi”
Thanks for the clarification though, it’s much appreciated! As was the article!