Yeah, and it's important in the laptop market too. The top line performance of the M chips is obviously fantastic per se, but probably more important for most

Yeah, and it's important in the laptop market too. The top line performance of the M chips is obviously fantastic per se, but probably more important for most use cases is that performance also being delivered reliably and dependably for a day (ish) on a single charge. The combo of those two is a massively bigger win for most people than simply a little bit of extra incremental perf Vs the last gen, or whatever.