There are so many new technologies and innovations coming that I think if you are considering buying a laptop right now it may be worth holding off for a month. So, let me show you why
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it's also 4k, supports display HDR 1000 and we get great contrast and accurate colors. Basically, we've gone from hundreds of LEDs in an LCD screen to thousands of LEDs. Now I've only had a quick hands-on and I can't wait to test it properly against an OLED screen.
Although right now nothing can match no LEDs contrast and deep blacks. So, for me and you these new mini LED Screens will be great for Photo and Video editing.
Especially if you're working with HDR content for using outdoors or in bright conditions as well as playing games again especially if this supports HDR.
There's also micro-LED technology which is different from mini LED in so much. That basically every single pixel has its own LED.
So, it goes a step further but right now we're only really seeing this with super high-end or concept 8k TVs from lights of Samsung.
Although there are rumors that apples working with micro LEDs for their next-gen MacBook Pros. coming back to mini LED though, LG actually unveiled a new mini LED a.k TV at this year's CES with up to 4000 nits of brightness clearly. There's a lot of potential with these new screens.
No: 2
Thanks to Intel's 10th gen h-series chips and aim these 4000 series chips both offering up to 8 cores and 16 threads,
it is worth remembering though the new processors don't usually make a huge difference to gaming performance.
That mostly comes down to the graphics card but for multitasking, for video editing, for rendering 3d work that's of stuff this could actually be a serious upgrade.
we'll see the first laptops with these chips coming out from March including the new ROG Zephyrus g14 which according to Asus will be the world's most powerful 14-inch laptop with a custom AMD 4800 HS and RTX 2060 graphics card.
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This isn't confirmed just yet but from what I've been hearing and reading is chances are coming pretty soon. for example, a leaked slide found by a notebook check suggests the new cards will come in standard and max-q flavors. so we're expecting super variants of 1650 maybe 1660 as well as the 2060 2017 and 2018 cards. and each model will have a parallel max-q version which is slightly underclocked and less powerful for use in thin and light laptops.
A listing for the 2080 supermax cue with eight gigs of DDR 6 Ram showed up on gig benches OpenCL database with results that put it around the same performance as a desktop our TX 2070 or a GTX 280 Ti. which is pretty impressive given this is a max cue card for laptops. as for the ranger of rule, I'm expecting the same can I boost we got on the desktop super card. so anywhere between 5 and 15 percent. nothing earth-shattering but it all adds up I suspect we'll also see Nvidia's URT x3000 series of cards like the 3070 and the 3080 coming this year, probably around the summertime.
Although that will be for desktop PCs only for this year and then chances are that will come to laptops in 2021. as I say this isn't a hundred percent confirmed right now. but from the leaks we've seen and also from talking with various brands like MSI at CES who were kind of worried about what graphics cards were coming in their new GS 66 stealth and GE 66 Raider. suggests we'll probably be seeing laptops with these new cards sort of in late q1 this year. just in the past week or so, I've seen reports of new Nvidia MX 330 and MX 350 graphics chips. now the only information so far is coming from drivers but interestingly it looks like these will be based on Nvidia Zolder Pascal architecture.
which we last saw in the GTX 10 series and existing MX series models and leaks suggest the MX 350 will have around 65% more Cuda cores compared to the previous MX 250. so pretty much from all angles from the integrated chips and processors to these new low power MX graphics chips to the new RC X super cards. this is gonna be a big upgrade in the graphics department for laptops this year.
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why is that exciting though well the guarantees that you'll get either an i5 i7 or i9 processor at least 8 gigs of ram and at least 256 gigs of fast SSD storage as well as a thin and light design at least a ATP touchscreen, fast Wi-Fi, 6 Thunderbolt 3 fast charging plus at least nine hours of battery life in real-world use. other perks include a backlit keyboard precision touchpad and fingerprint or face recognition for logging in.
Athena certified laptops will come with intel's engineered for mobile performance ticker. although unfortunately, this doesn't apply to AMD based models. So, you have to do a bit more to see how those models compare in any case. the idea is to help make buying a new laptop a little bit more straightforward. although for now, it seems to be quite high-end on the premium soft side of things. hopefully, that'll trickle down to better specs mid-range or budget laptops but it is a good start.
No: 5
The main issue though is that the on compatible with a lot of software that's made for regular Windows.
last year's Microsoft Surface pro X was an ARM-based convertible tablet which was thin and light and had a great battery life thanks mainly to the processor.
There's also already been a couple of education-based laptops with the 7c coming in around $300 and I reckon we could see a Microsoft Surface go to with one of these new chips at some point. This could give budget Chromebooks a good run for their money of course expect to pay more for a 5g or LTE connected version of the laptop but if you're looking for a really thin light sort of travel laptop then this can be really worth considering.
No: 6
some of them are single-fold L devices like the Lenovo 13-inch x1 fold and concept designs like Intel's Horseshoe Bend and Dell's concept. these work like tablets when unfolded and mini laptops when flexed and can also fall flat like a conventional clamshell machine. these seem like they might be great all the Wan devices especially for people who work on the go.
Although like Samsung's Galaxy fold I'm slightly concerned about the durability of the folding mechanism and the screen. then the second screen device is like Dell's concept Jewett and Microsoft Surface near.
Microsoft has also built Windows 10 eggs just for these new dual-screen devices. So, hopefully, it's implementation doesn't feel like an afterthought. some clamshell laptops are also getting second smaller screens which are good for multitasking to say having your Premiere Profiles there or watching a YouTube video or twitch stream. in any case, it feels like we're only just starting out with these new formats and I can't wait to see what else 2020 has in store.
No:7
I think for a lot of people an updated 14 inch MacBook pro would be sort of the sweet spot when it comes to Apple laptops. So, fingers crossed we see that maybe in the summer of this year.
So, lots of exciting new laptops are coming which is why I think it's best to hold off right now.
I'm buying a new one because either you'll get more for your money very soon or you'll be able to get last year's models at a discount. maybe you can find a good deal on them so either way, as I say new graphics, new processors, new screens, new form factors maybe a new MacBook this year can be pretty exciting for laptops.
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