
It all started with a question I had when walking around IFA 2024 — why are all the Intel Lunar Lake laptops being announced just notebooks? Why aren’t there any gaming laptops? Not that that’s a problem per se, as from the reported gains in performance and power efficiency, this should be a good sweet spot for the Core Ultra 200V Series.
But then, as I looked a little closer at the specs, I thought back to my experience with the first gen Intel Core Ultra-armed gaming laptops like the Asus ROG Zephyrus G16, and started asking some of the expert minds from the likes of MSI and Acer, the answer became clear.