All in all, it looks like 2 years of wait will pay off with these newest GPUs, assuming DLSS 4 can work it's magic

Ultimately it's up to the OEM how they will tune their GPUs, as it depends on power limits and cooling capabilities of each system. The base power limits are higher than the earlier RTX 4000 series, so that's a win.

DLSS 4 is a sweet addition, along with GDDR7 memory, but bear in mind the 5070 and 4070 an exact copy except for the memory and architecture with the same amount of CUDA cores.

It can give to the laptops. Nvidia was very careful in their keynote stating all this would not have been possible without the help of AI. So, the real world performance might be in question.

It's a bummer because it's an upper mid range card, we haven't even got the details of RTX 5050 and 5060, which will have the same or less VRAM.
Another issue is that RTX 5070Ti at least has a wider memory bus, around 192 bit. The 5070 is still stuck at 128 bit bus, it limits the scope of power

The OEMs are launching laptops with a screen resolution of 1200p and higher this year. This means gaming at native resolution will be taxing the RAM on these GPUs, and 8GB simply won't cut it.

New features include Visual Intelligence (for iPhone 16), Genmoji, Image Playground and search with ChatGPT. The full fledged Siri with Intelligence isn't arriving till March 2025.

Source: Mark Gurman

Speaking of, the first Apple Intelligence features that are truly useful will start to roll out with the iOS 18.2 that's due to release in a couple of days. The release candidate is here, means it's not far off.

This will be followed by low-end iPads and the iPhone 17 Air. The ultimate goal is to replace Qualcomm if it produces better chips by the year 2027.

I hope samsung finally catches up in the foldable game. They are too far behind when comparing with magical art pieces like the Honor Magic V3. Stunning design

The company also has announced a CES event in January 6, 2025, dubbed "AI for all: Everyday, Everywhere".
Interesting updates so far. The S25 series are also launching in Q1 of 2025.

Android 16 can be released as early as June. I'm wondering how will OEMs and Brands react to this and speed up their timelines, considering many will finish rolling out Android 15 as late as March 2025

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At the rock bottom, now how fast will they climb out of it is something that's to be seen. On the consumer side, the Ultra Series 2 are the best performing chips ever produced. Once the chips on the 18A process node bears fruit, hopefully they will be back on track.

The maintenance and petrol costs add up over the years, but the assured 200 km+ range for a tank of 5.2L on average is still better than the maximum range of 150km. What are your thoughts? Chime in below

The real hero product would be a Frankensein of the two models. Let's see what happens in 2025. Hope Honda does make some numbers to prove EV demand is there.
The petrol scooters are still on the affordable side, around 1 lac at retail on road.