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Posted by Kiphanes Trophome
 - Today at 22:06:28
Quote from: Better than a MBA on Yesterday at 23:24:02
Quote from: Kiphanes Trophome on Yesterday at 23:05:55I have an X2 Elite laptop and the battery life isn't great.

What kind of display and battery capacity do you've on yours? Which laptop is this?


The A16. It's worse than 70WHr Intel laptop I have (with 226V). Admittedly, the CPU could be faster. But people have these magical expectations about ARM that simply aren't true in my experience for average use.
Posted by Better than a MBA
 - Yesterday at 23:24:02
Quote from: Kiphanes Trophome on Yesterday at 23:05:55I have an X2 Elite laptop and the battery life isn't great.

What kind of display and battery capacity do you've on yours? Which laptop is this?

Posted by Kiphanes Trophome
 - Yesterday at 23:05:55
I have an X2 Elite laptop and the battery life isn't great. I'm not sure they're much more efficient than e.g. Panther Lake. A bit faster but... eh. Not sure ARM is worth the hype.
Posted by citral
 - Yesterday at 22:00:33
"Took internet by storm" is a big twist.

It's everywhere in the news, but real people's comments are very negative.

People are tired of the AI bullshit and nobody reasonable wants their laptop to be driven by it.
Posted by Redaktion
 - Yesterday at 20:47:07
Nvidia's RTX Spark SoCs hope to bring new life to the Windows on ARM platform. These chips are designed for high-performance in slim and light laptops, with a long-lasting battery, to compete with Apple.

https://www.notebookcheck.net/Qualcomm-s-seemingly-backhanded-compliment-to-Nvidia-RTX-Spark-announcement.1312429.0.html