Windows 10 laptops on ARM haven't made much of an impact yet, but they could become much more popular soon. This is partly due to Qualcomm's Snapdragon 8cx chip (as used in the world's first 5G laptop unveiled at Computex 2019) and partly because of much more affordable, always-connected laptops. Even the cheapest Snapdragon-powered laptops you can buy today, like the Asus NovaGo, were worth €599 (about 860 AU) at launch. In practice, they cost even more; at the time, the only available model we could see was €699, and more like €699 in the UK. So there are no real wallet options as such compared to traditional laptops. However, as WinFuture has warned, Don McGuire, Qualcomm's vice president of global product marketing, said in an interview with the Mobile Tech podcasts that there will soon be cheaper hybrids and Snapdragon laptops. , whose prices could drop to €300 (about €240). ). This is apparently happening soon, and we might be hearing about these more affordable products in the coming months. Qualcomm's roadmap envisions a range of devices ranging from the $300 (about $240) to $800 (about $630), high-end models using the aforementioned Snapdragon 8cx platform, and more specific laptops. They use a budget that uses a smaller chip, which might be known as Snapdragon 7cx or similar. This would represent a drop in power, corners obviously need to be cut to save money on the chip. However, this 7cx variant (or the name of the latter) is expected to remain powerful enough to run the applications and the operating system smoothly.