Quote from: asdfsdaf on Yesterday at 17:12:15The title says it destroys the iPad, but article says this:

"In terms of performance, the iPad with the A16 usually comes out on top in synthetic benchmarks, but for typical tablet scenarios—streaming, surfing, casual gaming, note-taking—the Snapdragon chip in the Poco is more than sufficient and benefits from the higher refresh rate and generous memory."

So it is worse than the iPad. What a disgrace this site has become.

It must be sponsored content; the Poco tablet doesn't destroy anything.

what about linux??

The title says it destroys the iPad, but article says this:

"In terms of performance, the iPad with the A16 usually comes out on top in synthetic benchmarks, but for typical tablet scenarios—streaming, surfing, casual gaming, note-taking—the Snapdragon chip in the Poco is more than sufficient and benefits from the higher refresh rate and generous memory."

So it is worse than the iPad. What a disgrace this site has become.

these are on-ears, right? so the ears dont fit inside the cup? how is the comfort wearing for a longer time? how is the padding? how is the clamping force?
low latency mode works with which codec? the source needs a special codec?
so they have no audio jack?

Quote from: Benjamin Herzig on Yesterday at 15:27:03The predecessors of these machines were usually equipped with Arrow Lake U aka Meteor Lake Refresh - Panther Lake is a huge upgrade over those, whether it has the B390 or not.

Not really: notebookcheck.net/Intel-Panther-Lake-Core-Ultra-X9-388H-performance-analysis-Outpaces-Arrow-Lake-and-exceeds-Zen-5-in-efficiency.1212583.0.html
INTEL still needs to improve on their CPU node (they renamed 10nm to 7nm) and CPU arch. Some desktop CPU was remade on a superior TSMC node, but it didn't improve on any metrics, which shows that their CPU architecture also needs an improvement, not only their node.

20mp sensor kinda doesn't really describe the sensor.  What's the physical size of the sensor?  We know the Kodak Charmera has a 1/4" sensor.