Microsoft’s PC Re-Invention, What We Really Think

AI, AI.. And oh, did I also say AI? I think at this point, the whole concept of Artificial Intelligence has become a bit much. Google repeated it 120 times at IO, Apple also did a good amount at their recent iPad event, but props where props is due, the company that truly made it a buzzword is Microsoft with their Open AI collaboration. Clearly the guys at Redmond are on a mission to ensure they remain on-top in the trend, and Microsoft's Build 2024 keynote wasn't just about the theory, but instead about how they're planning to marry software with powerful hardware. Yes, there's a lot that you can already do with your current computers, but let's just say, the new computers that are coming will help you do so much more. I'm Jaime Rivera with Pocketnow and it's time for another deep dive into what we've learned, and why you should care.

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[stingus]

Welcome back to Youtube! Used to watch you for 10 years and I'm really happy to see that you're still going!

[carloslara]

Where have you been Jaime you haven't uploaded a video in weeks?

[dogoftheg]

Copilot is addicting because it’s so useful. It’s the first “assistant” that can display and share spot price gold. Explain calls and puts.

Also, Windows 11 is a polished, and finished product. It makes Windows 10 look like developer software in comparison.

[Jacky-ccqc]

Better get rid of intimate/creepy stuff from your HD before getting an AI PC. Welcome to the era of naked internet surfing.

[BlackCowOppa]

I really don't care about AI....I just want Windows laptop with Macbook Air's battery performance

[AleksandrVasilenko]

The requirement that chips have NPU is a big move. Once the hardware is mainstream, and every computer has a neural processor built in, developers would start to use it more to write more efficient apps by offloading some tasks to it.

[Technoholicplus]

I grew up last decade watching your content. Greetings

[kabaneri]

Finally.. omg.. where have you been. Seriously...

[mankursaraswat]

One A.I will replace you as well, my friend.

[Deffinnition]

great video, and great to see you back, Jaime!

[BigEightiesNewWave]

BIG changes coming in LUNAR LAKE though. Power Via backside power, Ribbon FET, 1.8 nanometer, AND, drum-roll, Power islands, also known as voltage islands, allow different areas of a single chip to operate at different voltage levels and frequencies. This concept can provide several advantages, including: Adaptive power management, Fine-grained control, and Minimal power and frequency.

[Sabitar]

So... I just bought 2 weeks ago a Galaxy Book 4 Pro 360. Should I return it and wait for the new generation of Microsoft laptops??

[andersolsen]

Why is no one asking the question how much storage space is the recall function going to take up and how much will it slow down the cpu and drain the battery?

[letranger]

It feels like the "Information Superhighway" era again.

[baddad]

Nice to see you my brother love your videos always great reviews.

[rizdog]

6:48 Any idea on how big the battery is on the surface Laptop 7?

[markholle]

I am curious about Snapdragon compatibility. The Surface Pro X was beautiful, but some apps were not optimal or didn’t run at all. Let see if this is improved. Windows on ARM needs to be performant.

[brachiator]

I don't care that much about the AI. I am interested in performance and longer battery life.

[tonymarenno]

The first Microsoft AI was actually Clippy in my opinion. 🙂

[MicahDamger]

AI, AI, AI…. seems to be more of a rallying call for investor optimism and marketing. A decade ago, it was all “quantum this and quantum that”. And what has quantum been able to offer human progress thus far?