Technicalities. Also, casual computer users usually won't know what an ARM processor is. You tell them "Intel" and they automatically know what it is. I say older because it is "older" than Atom since it came before the Intel mobile chip Atom and most days, people know what that is since it's advertised (somewhat) as opposed to ARM.

Anyway, forget what I said. I was trying to transcribe something for others, but I think it fell short and instead brought up a whole other conversation which I'd rather not get into.

Jesse~