Curious to know how bad the battery life on these processors will be. While the mobile Ryzen 6000 series doesn't top any charts for raw performance, the energy efficiency of Zen 3+ makes me wonder if Intel is a little more out of touch than we think. I love competition, and I also keep my machine plugged in when I'm working, but if I could unplug and not worry about battery life on a gaming machine? Dude... I'd be in heaven. Like, the G14 with the 6900HS can manage like... 12-13 hours on battery, which is casually like... 2.5x what Intel can do on their best attempt, so I'm more curious to see what comes from this. Intel already wins casually so in the performance department, so I'm still confused as to why they felt the need to release this offering. Also, is there even an option that can handle 157w of thermal output? o_O That power target seems a tad optimistic... Even the 10875H at 110w was a nightmare to keep cool in the best circumstances, and there were equally absurd heatsink arrangements for that thing! Guess we'll see, eh?