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TI still use really outdated hardware (some ARM9 thing) on their high-end nSpire models.

With the same price even HP Prime G2 has way better hardware (NXP iMX6ULL, Cortex-A7, 256MB DDR3, USB EHCI OTG) and wide software spectrum (no Secure Boot enforced.) I've put full scale Linux and Windows ARM (arm32 IoT) on that platform.


Fun Fact: New Arm 9 chips are still coming out to this day. They are the highest performing Arm chips that feature generic external bus interfaces.


Actually yes.


Locking out other OSes isn't a main goal of Pluton (although technically it can), there are just too many issues (hey Infineon, Intel and Qualcomm I am looking at you) with existing dTPM and fTPM implementations.


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