KI'm concerned that by the time it comes out it'll be very out of date.
Afirst small batch is coming out next week
Atbh I think all interest in ithe opi neo died, it's been too long
Athey said 2 weeks almost a week ago at least
Hretroid would like to have a word
KNot practical til Lina gets vulkan going 100% I'd imagine. And all the microvm stuff gets sorted. But I haven't kept up on Asahi development, maybe that's all been done
Afor me opi made soso sense before
Abecause it costs almost as much as an ally
Aand that was before
K:prayage:
Apricing probably will be different outside of china. the OPI's claim to fame was the price
Abut an ally costs the same
Abut that probably doesn't account for customs, etc
Ait cost the same montsh ago
Hwhat you talking about? the ipad air! :clueless:
Aah yeah, true. the regular Ally did get a price cut eh.
Aopi had just a tiny bigger battery
KI saw some comments:
"Soon the apple M Series are the new Thinkpads"
"Soon the apple M Series are the new Thinkpads"
Aand trackpads
Abut that's about it
Ait also has 2 gyros
Amost important feature
Abut how many people care that much for gyro?
A(/s)
Ait doesnt have detachable controllers
Aif you think about it
KI last tried Asahi in early June and it still had quite a ways to go. Some people did have some games running with microvms but it was all older titles and not great performance. Proof it CAN work, but it as a ways to go to be practical. Vulkan may help.
AAMD is slowly catching up to Apple M series, the recent strix point APUs are very promising
VOccasional catastrophic error is normal
Atbh i don't think i'll ever go ARM, or at least, not anytime soon.
KHopefully AMD's CPU success can make up for their GPU market losses
K
Ai get the feeling AMD is purposefully focusing on APUs instead
Asince that's one thing Nvidia can't make
Aand is where the $ is made for consumer x86 products
KIt is a better niche for them, as well as console APUs being the thing that saved them originally iirc
Ameanwhile nvidia owns 90% of the laptop gaming market adn makes all the money
Abc each dgpu costs as much as 4 apus
Atbh I suspect that gaming laptops are going to get murdered by APU gaming devices that are "good enough"
Ayou know that an asus x13 costs like 2.5G
Aim not saying theyre not gonna die
KAMD lays off entire marketing department, "with intel the way it is we don't need one" the company said in a statement earlier today
ZBased
Aamd is playing to its strengths but NVIDIA has too many fronts to worry rn
Athan to focus on the budget APU consumer market
AAI is where the big $ is at
Hsorry i dont drink poison (i dislike energy drinks) 
Aenterprise AI is
Anot the copilot button stuff
