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danox said:

jumpingcoco said:

My question is whose AI training chips are they going to use? Are they going to adapt from currently existed chips, design a new series, or simply purchasing from NVIDIA?

Nvidia hopes/plans that you will be buying those barn burning chips/systems from them, of course you’ll have to do all of the real integration into your operating system/server farm depending on how you wanna work it, as long as you paid them and the power company they don’t care.

22july2013 said:

Apple could buy Nvidia, for its current value of $1 Billion.

dewme said:

applebynature said:

notwichred said:

So hang on.  It’s WORSE than Apple Pencil 2 in every way?  Am I missing something?

Yes, you’re missing that it’s only $79, compared to the $129 of the 2nd gen. You get to choose, it’s not replacing the 2nd gen.

The 2nd gen pencil dips down to $89 on occasion, which still keeps it in the running. I'd be looking for Black Friday deals if you're making a price based decision. Of course now that the new version is out it may dip even lower, perhaps to $59 or so.

I got the AP2 when it was at the $89 price point and I'm still trying to like it, but it's still more of a novelty for me than a go-to tool. I've been trying for a very long time to find an electronic replacement for my numerous notepads, but nothing so far has felt natural enough to give the old paper & pen the boot. Writing on glass, even with a nib that has some resistance, combined with the weight and delicate nature of an iPad or tablet of any sort has always been an impediment to me making the switch. Old habits die hard.  

Japhey said:

Do none of you people remember this article from a few weeks back:

https://appleinsider.com/articles/23/09/30/apple-pencil-3-leak-claims-changeable-magnetic-tips-are-on-the-way

They’ll likely reintroduce pressure sensitivity via dedicated tips, so that only the people that need the function will have to pay for it. 

We’re all going to be ok.