Yeah-yeah!

Buuuuut... when the final *commercial* release product reaches home theater system (UHDs BluRay, ect.), MANY TIMES, all of this "RAW" stuff final results mean absolutely
nothing for the user. Why?! Well, because the final results, many of times, will still render out having many compression artifacts, colour-casting, crush, banding and tone-mapping issues that the publishing's house(s) tries to hide by injecting dancing-ants awful film-grain, rough dithering, ect.; due to many variables e.g. low-skilled post-processing editor/so-called engineer, the so-called colourist (what?! is that suppose to be a real title/label for something that is extremely subjective by person-2-person 😏) overexposer or too much saturation and/or contrast, ect. SMH!

HP 960 Ergo Keyboard.

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I doubt it will last two hours on a page with lots of interactive js elements updating at the same time

I highly doubt Microsoft expects this to be a major success right out of the gate.  I sure hope it does though.  Getting sick and tired of Intel's monopolistic practices.