Finally a good review, thanks! 🙏

Thank you for sharing your thoughts. Helped me decide!

I've seen some reviews about a light border on the right and bottom when using dark mode. Have you noticed it?

I’ve been to the coffee shop at Cairns domestic. I think it would be as good but *free* coffee would improve the experience .

You should try testing sound cancelation by calling and leaving a voicemail. Ear tips didn't work with me either even though rt side was prefect and left was poor. Test again while adjusting left only right side said poor. What i found out the large tips made a difference even my ears are small. Also made a improvement with active sound cancelation.

I know this is probably a lil late but would you recommend this for a Dell Inspiron 2-in-1 laptop touch screen? I use it as a laptop and it can fold into a tablet and I occasionally use it to write notes and to do digitial art!

Just got mine a week ago and am using with the S24FE and love them both. Great sound, features, etc. I preferred other buds designs with ear tips for fit but so far these are decent for that. I looked for memory foam ear tip replacements on Temu and found a bunch for super cheap so may order a few to try those out.

Ear tips didn't help with the fit. I had luck with Setex earbud grip pads (for AirPods Pro). Just make sure not to stick them on the bottom where they might interfere with charging. Place them on the front and back sides where your ear touches the bud.

i currently own a buds2 pro. im planning to get 3pro. should i buy 3pros or go with Apple Aipods pro 2. I use s22ultra rn

Hey man. Nice one. How long do these last on call sir

As you say, sadly, the AI Features (Handwriting improving & Summarization) are not available in Canada, Australia, and the U.K., i.e. outside the U.S.A. Very discouraging and a slap in the face for someone like me who has touted the Kindle Scribe from day one. In my opinion, no one should support this company unless/until this outrageous omission is corrected.

I like to take notes while I'm reading a novel. All the reviews show how to take notes, but I can't find any reviews showing how to look at the notes when I'm done with the book.

Jeez if this is the pinnacle of QANTAS lounges... we're in bad shape, fellas

no AI on the Kindle scribe in UK

Amazon hasnt updated the generation brother, it is technically same as old. However, software support , and some writing refining might have changed.

I'm tempted but seeing the software updates are coming to the 2022 Scribe I'm holding off. Also, not sure I like the white border or not?

Does anyone find the matte finish on the screen a bit hazy or is it just me 😩????

Its the exact same software and internal hardware, its not faster its exactly the same device compared to the older scribe, only upgrade being different material on the screen and pen upgrade, white boarder and colorway.

I agree it definitely feels more responsive, however, manually downloading and updating the firmware of the 2022 Scribe makes it as fast and responsive! - Whatever Amazon did, it's great.

How is this compared to the ipad pro with Apple Pencil for reading textbooks and note taking for university students?

It’s the exact same hardware device as the 2022 version. All they’ve done is just updated the software. You are just reporting your placebo effect. I returned my one because exporting notes and annotations on pdf comes out pixelated, unusable graphics. It’s a nice kindle e-reader though.

is the screen colored?

Microsoft is the culprit for the failure of Arm processor.

Nice review. Can you take notes on a PDF file which pages are images not text?

A lot of inaccuracies and incorrect information. First of all modern ARM and x86 chips are very similar. Both use micro-ops. This means that an instruction is split up into multiple smaller operations. The decoding of these instructions works slightly differently among the two ISAs but it doesn't change the fact that ARM is not a true RISC architecture. It is important to state that ARM even has vector extensions similar to x86's avx family of instructions. The reason ARM chips are more energy efficient is simply due to them being designed for efficiency from the start and subsequently scaled up if needed. X86 has historically been designed for high performance use cases, only to then be scaled down accordingly. The fact ARM CPU cores are usually found in SOCs with lots of accelerators for specific tasks only adds to the power efficiency. Also both can do everything, we are still talking about fully featured ISAs for general purpose processors here, not something like a GPU.

Some postive things about the video 1. Your tone is quite calming and easy to follow through 2. You didn't waste much time with fluff 3. You set the expectations right from the get go what to expect from the video

A medical doctor? Never thought I'd ever come across medical doctor and CPU architecture in same discussion

Terrible analogy. RISC and CISC processors can do the same things. This is a better analogy: Before Henry Ford created the assembly line, car manufacturers would assemble cars by hand at one station, with a team of workers working on the car from start to finish. Then came Ford's assembly line, and now instead of one team building an entire car, workers were assigned specific jobs, like attaching wheels or installing engines. Think of the assembly line as RISC processors and instead of time savings for car manufacturing, it's energy for processors. To achieve the same tasks as CISC's more powerful and complex instructions, RISC processors execute multiple smaller instructions in sequence. Again, RISC and CISC are more alike than different; the only difference (besides instruction sets, of course) is the energy efficiency. Going back to the car manufacturing example, regardless of which manufacturing method you used to build a car, a car will be built. Same goes for RISC and CISC processors - regardless of which processor you use to do any task, they can do it. The only concerning factor is energy efficiency. Also regarding optimization, the reason why a lot of RISC chips seem to do a lot of things better than CISC chips is because ARM licenses their chip architecture to companies, and from there these companies can add hardware encoders/decoders to their licensed chips to do specific tasks really well. For example, Apple's M series laptops are very good at video editing - some may say the best. The reason for this isn't because the M series laptops use RISC processors per se, rather it's because Apple's M series chips have video encoders that are separate from the CPU that are really good at video encoding.

Uff, as a developer I've been just as unimpressed by Windows on ARM this time around. This is now the second time that MS has *absolutely* bombed the launch of a major ARM platform. They just do not seem to care. The "preview" of 64 bit Windows emulation didn't come until 2021. That's NINE years after they launched Windows on ARM! It _still_ doesn't work with most GPU accelerated applications either, so good luck if you want to play games. (Maybe they'll fix it in 9 years...) As for Qualcom, maybe they aquired Apple's best chip designers, but they'll failed to deliver a platform from the deal. They were going to sell devkits, but it didn't start shipping until a month after the target Copilot+ laptop hardware did! What on earth was the point?" They were awfully expensive for throwaway hardware too, and I can't imagine many developers bothered, especially with how little ARM software seems to be available on Windows. Then lets talk about performance, supposedly half of the point. Native ARM code just does not consistently run faster or even more power efficiently on the Snapdragon X chips than AMD's latest mobile chips. At this point it's hard to say if it's software issues on MSs part, driver issues on Qualcom's, or if the hardware just didn't live up to the hype. It doesn't really matter though until they fix it. Speaking personally, I just don't see the point bothering to support Windows on Arm when there are much more stable and "popular" platforms like Mac and Linux sitting at a few percent each. (and yes, I'm quite aware of how painful it is to support Apple in 2024) For a historical perspective, Apple has actually transferred architectures 3 times including m68k to PPC, and they all went (relatively) smoothly compared to whatever this is.

Windows on Arm with the Snpadragon X Elite flopped hard. Powerful hardware, horrible software support.

No. Arm has flopped on pc over and over

Thanks for taking us behind the scenes!

Totally impressed and became quick follower over here. For future videos, I'd strongly suggest ARM vs. x86 in a bit more detail with practical examples, pros anc cons for consumer to help them decide which is better to invest their hard earned money for future-proif usage.

as i have seen you have a similar problem that your diagonal lines a jiggly. I have the same issue as well in one note without using a ruler

Oh my lord, working 7 days a week? Any reason you're taking on such a busy schedule?

It might be a tad dated but the quality is there. Definitely a big step up from either of the lounges opposite but for me I'll take Qatar any day!

Oh my God I just can't do it anymore. Whatever effect you're using or post-processing or bad camera or whatever it is please fix it.

What the hell is with this video? It's literally giving me a headache even though I want to watch it for the information.

Just received my Platinum One welcome pack a couple of hours ago. I can't fathom people paying so much for the tags, but there's clearly a market.

Do the old ones still work?

Love the new setup and video quality 🎉

Looks pretty crummy to me .. maybe the interior decorators need to have a visit to China ..learn about real interior design ..🤣🤣

Lounge looks dated... I think business/first class lounges is plenty fine when not overcrowded...

If you tell QANTAS staff your dad is Anthony Albanese, you get free access to the Lounge

Is your dad Anthony Albanese to get free Chairman's Lounge?

I found the international business lounge at Melbourne to be quite good. But never got to the chairman's lounge for domestic and I'd rather minimize the time at the airport for a less than 2 hour flight to anywhere except Perth and Darwin.

So this is the fuss with our Prime Minister and having access to the lounge … I think for people of his status this is perfect Still a bit weird you need validation from a lounge to make you so excited… 😂 I think it’s this exclusivity that makes it a bit of an enigma .. I’m not that impressed with the menu .. but nice to escape from the masses whilst travelling.. I’ll do that in a private jet which is much more exciting for me ! Thanks for the video.

Great review, thank you. I just got myself a used one for when I want to record a video on the fly. The sound appears to be great, and I'm only missing that I wish it had a recording on the transmitter for extra safety and an input for lavalier.

Some apps in 2024 for Windows still relies on old visual studio C++ (like 6.0) this won't be able to run on ARM machines.

How can i find a samsulg like screen protector for surface x pro to reduce glare at that level ?