Historically, the laptop industry has been obsessed with boosting performance. Not only would huge generational jumps in performance speed up workloads, but it would also open up new possibilities such as playing games or editing video on the go. But these days, those performance gains are starting to plateau. New generations of AMD and Intel […]
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