This laptop will be a beast with Panther lake cpu
a 99 watt battery
two fans and better cooling
ssd gen 5
wifi 7
fingerprint scanner
lan port
ambient light sensor

It needs more premium features to become one of the best 18 inch laptops.

Die AI-Blase kann nicht schnell genug platzen...

Quote from: shawman on Yesterday at 19:25:04This is a solution in search of a problem. I dont think we need dual display in a laptop. Go for 16 or even 18" if you want a big screen. Connect to external display via usb-c if you need additional real estate. Focus should be on improving efficiency of laptop and may be change regulations to support batteries > 100wh as we have Si C and may be even Solid State Batteries coming up with higher densities.

I wonder if they did so marked research before and how many people would buy it. The whole point of APU-only is low weight and this is 3.75 pounds and I personally would like it somewhere around 2.2 pounds (not likely to happen with a 60 W B390 APU, and more like 2.4 pounds at least) (or, of course, below the magic 2 pounds number) (yes, this means only one display and it's fine as I don't need two, makes it also just more expensive).

I think it's 99 Wh because 99.9 Wh is the limit allowed to take a device on a plane.

CASIO,CASIO,CASIO....Reicht es nicht langsam? Es wird aber auch jede noch so kleine Casio Meldung bei euch aufgeblasen. Wer ist denn bei euch der Casio Fan? 

Quote from: Source? on Yesterday at 10:20:00

Quote from: Just realized something on Yesterday at 03:19:00because arm64 cpus calculate math slightly differently from x86_64 cpus, it causes mismatches / crashes / desync issues when an arm laptop tries to play online multiplayer games with x86_64 clients.

Source?

A similar discussion involving Apple M1 blames special functions like sine and cosine. 
forum.faforever.com/topic/2796/desync-on-all-replays-and-games-with-windows-11-arm-on-m1-max-apple/22

This claims M1 produces differences from intel at 32bit but same at 64bit.
stackoverflow.com/questions/71441137/np-float32-floating-point-differences-between-intel-macbook-and-m1