No. Nehalem isn't even out. MacBooks won't get Nehalem until summer '09. Let's just talk about THAT.
...should offer low heat, high speed low power computing right?
Cute.This just in - the 2011 Prius will have awesome gas mileage.
Inquiring minds wonder why we shouldn't discuss products that are on the horizon, although not here yet. It makes perfect sense and is potentially interesting to me at least.No point in discussing something that is only conceptual at this point, especially when the next thing coming hasn't even been released (Nehalem)
Feel free to do so, but I am more interested in SB and what it may bring. 22nm should offer low heat, high speed low power computing right? We could be looking at 12+ hour battery life with the advancements being made in the battery field and such low power consumption. Just my guess though----a lot of you know more than me, and I'd love to hear your opinions!
you get an entire what? 10 minutes? between 65nm and 45nm... dropping another 20 isnt going to magically provide 8 hours of battery performance...no it'll be a loooooong time until 12+ hours on a regular laptop, unless apple can get their solar LCDs going soon
Inquiring minds wonder why we shouldn't discuss products that are on the horizon, although not here yet. It makes perfect sense and is potentially interesting to me at least.
Yeah, my analysis can be taken only so far. 🙂Man I can't wait for the processor 2 tocks after Sandy Bridge... !
Feel free to do so, but I am more interested in SB and what it may bring. 22nm should offer low heat, high speed low power computing right? We could be looking at 12+ hour battery life with the advancements being made in the battery field and such low power consumption. Just my guess though----a lot of you know more than me, and I'd love to hear your opinions!
It's not the processor that is to blame for the most power consumption nowadays. It's the display and mechanical parts, HD, optical and the like which needs to be optimized.
Getting 8 more hours of a smaller die just doesn't make sense, unless of course drastic improvements are made on batteries 🙂