NVIDIA is introducing new technologies that the company says will bring more graphics horsepower to gaming laptops, while also extending battery life and enabling thinner and lighter designs thanks to next-gen Max-Q technology.
According to NVIDIA half of the new laptops set to ship with its new GeForce RTX 3000 series graphics will be available with displays featuring 240 Hz or higher refresh rates.
Here are some live updates in reverse chronological order (the newest updates are at the top):
Update: The event has now ended.Â
More than 70 gaming & studio laptops with NVIDIA GeForce RTX 3000 graphics are coming soon. The first should be available Jan 26th, with prices starting at $999. pic.twitter.com/ifkDtS2blI
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While NVIDIA’s new RTX 3000 series mobile graphics are coming to gaming laptops, NVIDIA’s Studio drivers also enable them to be leveraged for faster for video editing, graphic design, and other professional/creative applications. pic.twitter.com/qf4LZPfFs1
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NVIDIA’s new mobile flagship GPU deliver 100+ frames per second on laptops with 1400p displays, features 16GB of GDDR6 memory, and will be available in laptops priced at $1999 and up. pic.twitter.com/bbXyPZrRBi
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Laptops with NVIDIA GeForce RTX 3070 graphics will be available for $1299 and up, offering 1.5X the performance of RTX 2070 and powering up to a 1440p display at 90 fps. pic.twitter.com/4oToNNNo7l
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NVIDIA says modern gaming laptops with its new GPUs are half the size, half the weight, and deliver 10X the performance of 4-year old model. The Lenovo legion Slim 7, for example, is 30-percent faster than a PS5. pic.twitter.com/NTdF7Pcv0P
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NVIDIA says its 3rd-gen Max-Q design enables thin & light laptops with longer battery life, while Dynamic Boost 2.0 uses AI to shift power between CPU, GPU, and GPU memory depending on where it’s needed most on a per-frame basis. Whisper Mode 2.0 adjusts CPU, GPU, and fan speeds. pic.twitter.com/oxo7fTdZtj
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NVIDIA says its new laptops graphics solutions with Ampere architecture bring 2nd-gen RTX graphics and 3rd-gen Max-Q technology to mobile devices, offering 2X the efficiency to the fastest-growing segment of the gaming PC space. pic.twitter.com/sDwcaOdpTY
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NVIDIA introduces RTX 3060 desktop GPU for entry-level RTX graphics starting at $329. pic.twitter.com/bAVZnYN0ZY
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