It may come with a port to connect to your home HVAC to keep your Home and Pool warm in the Winter.Intel should get into the liquid cooling business.
It may come with a port to connect to your home HVAC to keep your Home and Pool warm in the Winter.Intel should get into the liquid cooling business.
Razer and such. For some reason gaming laptops are a thing.That’s awesome but where is it going to be used? It sure isn’t going to be Apple.
2 hours of amazing battery life."Our new Intel 13th generation mobile chips have amazing 2 hour battery life."
Mobile means you can carry it around. The Osborne OCC-1 has plenty of room for a 10 hour battery, and cooling system.So by mobile they mean laptop. That’s a bit disingenuous. I don’t think that counts as mobile. Certainly not the first thing people think of these days.
Doc would have to rig up 55 lightning rods to keep it going.5.6Ghz, 24 cores, 66 gigawatts
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And some lovely coil whine!2 hours of amazing battery life.
Rattling issues.
Overheating problems.
That’s what’s coming with it.
Prob just about every other company that isn't Apple.That’s awesome but where is it going to be used? It sure isn’t going to be Apple.
Can have some fondue with that whineAnd some lovely coil whine!
And some lovely coil whine!
This is the true multitasker. Computing, don't need your heat on, and can make breakfast and other grilled stuff.A baking hot keyboard.
That’s a good question. Is this the first of Intel’s newest architecture going mobile? My company jumped to AMD Ryzen 5000 for our work laptops.Wonder what power rating the AC adapter has to be?
It's great for making cookies!
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That’s awesome but where is it going to be used? It sure isn’t going to be Apple.
Which laptops are these getting put into? because the Macs are already incredibally thin. Any PC that I have ever seen needs a pretty intensive cooling system and still sounds like a jet engine. Also I wonder what the sustained speeds will be likeIt won’t happen, but I wonder how the M1 Ultra would fare in terms of heat, energy and overall performance if Apple put it in laptop with similar form factor that these i9s will be going in.
It seems that Intel only outperforms on mobile because manufacturers don’t care about energy and heat.
I believe the point is that most manufacturers do not go the “mobile” i9 route for many, many reasons - including wanting to corner the low cost portions of the market, offer longer battery life, etc.Prob just about every other company that isn't Apple.
Apple isn't the only hardware manufacturer out there, you know?