Nachdem seit vielen Jahren in tausenden Artikeln darüber gejubelt wird, dass ein Handy als große Neuerung 5G unterstützt und nun praktisch eh in jedem Handy 5G ohne Aufpreis steckt, kommt man auf die Idee zu fragen, ob man es überhaupt merkt.
Das sagt viel über den heutigen "Journalismus" aus.

PS: Artikelvorschlag für 2030: Ihr könntet euch fragen ob man den Unterschied zwischen 120 Hz und 144 Hz Displays eigentlich erkennt.

Kann ich nur bestätigen, Google Pixel, hatte bisher pixel 6 + 7, leider also mal wieder schlampig verfasst..., wird zunehmend schlimmer mit den Beiträgen hier.

Quote from: je07681 on January 28, 2026, 19:46:51

Quote from: M2026 on January 27, 2026, 22:05:02@opckieran 15 hours ago
,,Intel has just delivered +70% iGPU..."
Yep, just a slight correction – TSMC, not Intel :)

What is the name of the TSMC iGPU involved?  Or are you confusing who fabbed the iGPU chip with the actual product?

That's his whole shtick. He's a fanboy with a late '90s personal computing mindset who can't stand the fact that Intel delivered a good product, so he tries to deflect by crediting the manufacturing node over Intel's engineering here (which is pointless; delivered products are what count, not the node).

Funnier still, he has failed to consider the basic notion that by his ridiculous "logic", neither AMD nor nVidia are responsible for their own processors either; since they are both fabbed by TSMC as well, which... undermines his entire argument. Whoops! 🤣 The sign of a true "genius" folks...

One after another. Windows has gone from awful to unusable.

Great, now put all this computing power in a smart glass..

Still working for me.

But, Google can go f*ck themselves regardless.