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Whole-system wise (they roughly doubled the battery life over the previous generation [0]), and the Intel SoCs have reasonably powerful integrated GPUs. I’m no
by layer8 2y ago
Whole-system wise (they roughly doubled the battery life over the previous generation [0]), and the Intel SoCs have reasonably powerful integrated GPUs.
I’m not a laptop user myself and don’t consider even Apple trackpads (I actually own one of their desktop trackpads) anywhere close to a viable mouse replacement, so no further comment on that.
[0] e.g. https://www.extremetech.com/computing/first-intel-lunar-lake-laptop-test-shows-almost-24-hour-battery-life https://www.extremetech.com/computing/first-intel-lunar-lake...
- nottorp 2y agoWell you clearly can't play first person shooters even on Apple's trackpads, but every time I switch to an x86 one the control is more ... approximate. On my apple laptops i've succesfully played stuff like Minecraft or Path of Exile without a physical mouse. And never missed a mouse while doing software development. > reasonably powerful integrated GPUs. Path of Exile is anything but reasonable to the GPU. And on an older M2 mac mini I was lucky to get 20-25 fps. However, the M3 pro on my laptop can mostly run it at 60, to my complete astonishment. Especially considering it's a windows application that is ran by x86 wine that is translated to arm by rosetta 2...