Creating nano-PeLEDs, however, was no simple task. Perovskite materials are notoriously fragile and susceptible to damage during conventional photolithographic processes used to pattern LED displays. To overcome this, the research team developed a novel fabrication method involving lithographically patterned windows in an insulating layer. This technique protects the delicate perovskite material while preserving high image quality.

They’re creating a whole display panel, not individual components.

This isn’t minimalism, this is enshittification.

The BBC study suggests that, “given that most devices still use LCDs, where power consumption may not be reduced by displaying darker colours” (British spelling theirs), broad claims about energy savings may not be appropriately scaled.

Yeah, no shit.

“Bärendienst”, as in “A well meaning action that has unintended negative consequences”?

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The “nm” value in a process name is a pure marketing term. Here’s a table with corresponding real-world values.

Process 	Gate pitch 	Metal pitch 	Year
7 nm 	    60 nm      	40 nm      	2018
5 nm 	    51 nm 	     30 nm 	     2020
3 nm 	    48 nm       24 nm       2022
2 nm 	    45 nm 	     20 nm       2025
1 nm 	    42 nm 	     16 nm 	     2027 

Source: Wikipedia

Looks like a good CAD Workstation. Large screen, huge amount of RAM and dedicated gpu. You could argue that a Quattro GPU would be better suited, but a lot of smaller engineering contractors are no longer willing to pay the insane markup for quattro GPUs and are going with “gaming” hardware instead.

Taiko says that “fewer and lower speed DIMMs are better for sound quality,” which is why it didn’t use the best RAM for gaming.

And here I am, listening to the inferior sound of my gaming-RAM.