why post 25 days news that everyone already know.

tech news expire after 24 hours.

Better than MacBook?

run what software/OS?
if not RedStar OS i dont want...

tsmc? dey macha.. caina can supply la

m1? apple ah?

yes

u sure russia use apple chip?

Blyat

read the damn article la hanat

guarantee will have made in china sticker

can someone buy M1 processor and make their own notebook other than apple?

Be surprised, russian stuffs verry good

Russia can survive as long that China is there..

After all, they support each other since world war...

At the end, EU economy will suffer.

Give 10 example of "verry good" russian stuffs that didn't come from soviet union

Fabbed on a 23nm process. Basically really old and underpowered by today's standards

Hypersonic Missile - Zircon, Kinzhal etc.
Soyuz MS Spacecraft ---> New Orel spacecraft
Russian submarine Belgorod
Poseidon underwater drone
Sukhoi Su-57
R-37 missile
Byelka (radar)
S-400 missile system
Kronshtadt Orion drone
Diamonds
Fertilizer
Russian nerve agents
Very long lists..

their women... > all

Su-57 is basically a stealth Su-27, with plenty of carryover parts from soviet era su-27
S-400 is also a modernized S-300, another soviet union heritage
belgorod is basically a sub from 80s they're trying to make but took years to finish

orion? kek

fertilizer? diamond? lmao

also forgot abt khinzal

it basically is an iskander missile strapped to airplanes. if like that nothing stops other countries to strap their own SBRM on their plane and call it hypersonic missile

iskander is one of the rare gud post soviet stuff tho so i give it half point

This post has been edited by ayanami_tard: Sep 6 2022, 01:02 PM

It still developed & launch during Russian era.
Almost all military asset from USA also come from 80s & 90s era which include latest F22, F35, uss gerald, abram M1 tank.

It take time to finish high tech product. U cant make it in few years of development. It need decades. Understand?

This post has been edited by khusyairi: Sep 6 2022, 01:05 PM

can play cs? hahah

Baikal-"M1"000 lol kek-bait

It says Baikal-M1 designed in Russia. Got say it's Apple M1 meh? No mention of Apple anywhere.

This post has been edited by whyamiblack: Sep 6 2022, 01:11 PM

ts said yes

It even says that there's a question that if they can even produce it since TSMC can't produce for Russia. If TSMC cannot, why would Apple be able to sell chips to Russia. Apple don't even sell their parts to others.

y use m1 as name?

No Russian Spyware install?

Aiya this is old school tactics China companies use last time. M1, the name can be used for anything. Btw, it's actually BE-1000. It's not M1, It's Baikal-M1. No where got say M1. Sohem TS ask people read sendiri no read.

This post has been edited by whyamiblack: Sep 6 2022, 01:16 PM

>understand

topkek

u dun really understand what i'm trying to say? Post soviet russia isnt the tech giant that the soviet were. plenty of the brain power comes from client states within soviet union like Ukraine, poland and east german. After the breakup guess where they gonna go? come to russia?

plenty russian scientists and engineers already fucked off to murrica. that's why the only gud things that ever come there come from a soviet union period not only because of the lack of money to fund new projects, but also because of the chronic brain drain

it's Baikal-M1, nothing to do with Apple la, cannot sue also

Yr argument irrelevant bcoz all product that I mention is developed during Russian era. Even if there are plenty Soviet Union scientist and engineer fucked off to murica, it not change the fact Russian still developed high tech product by their own. Russian still have enough scientist & engineer to make development.

topkek as if american can build any very good product in just few years. Hari ni plan, esok sudah siap. LoL...
All also come from 80s, 90s era. Eg. Project to build current F22 (world most powerful stealth jetfighter) also start in 80s.

U can only proof yr argument is correct after next 20-30 years if there is no more good product Russia.. At the moment; Russian still make & launch new products.

This post has been edited by khusyairi: Sep 6 2022, 01:32 PM

yet u struggle to give actually gud post soviet product?

Not need to quote F-22. just look at consumer product. what exactly made in russia product u use right now unironically? sewing needle?

PutinOS?

Kakwen Ohman desmond all put order liao, Tunggu apa lagi

> Taiwan Semi conductor
> Taiwan is part of China
> of kos china can help supply....

Owai

I never strugle. It just yr lame assumption. All product mention develop & launch during Russsian era.

As part of commonwealth country, democracy country ; we never trade much with Russia since independent. Very limited.
Even if they produce good medical product, good vaccine, cheaper crude oil, cheaper wheat, cheaper potatos, good quality gold etc; Malaysia will not buy it.
Russia alwayz last choice if USA, EU not sell to us.
Our bank also not trade currency with them.
It's our country stance. We also never support Russian invasion in Ukraine..

This post has been edited by khusyairi: Sep 6 2022, 02:06 PM

so what operating system then gona use??

The OS is not mentioned, but the pre-production sample presented by Yana Brush appears to be running a Windows version.

so its just a cheap named m1

nothing to do with apple

their laptop going to be more bulky as the sanction went on

The upcoming Titan BM15 from Bitblaze features decent specs except for the processor that integrates outdated ARM Cortex-A57 cores and an even older Mali-T628 GPU. Otherwise, there is a 15.6-inch IPS display with 1080p resolution, 16 GB of DDR4 RAM, up to 512 GB M.2 SSD storage, a 6000 mAh battery that lasts up to 5 h, and a decent selection of ports. Price could end up spicy due to the economic restrictions.

The first thing that came to mind is "Soviet BM tank", whatever that is.

kek.. windows and ARM..

By today's standards, the Baikal-M1 is not exactly a performance
powerhouse. The SoC packs eight fairly outdated Arm Cortex-A57 cores
(first appeared in commercial products in 2015) operating at 1.50 GHz
and outfitted with an 8MB L3 cache. The SoC also features an
eight-cluster Arm Mali-T628 GPU with two display pipelines, a
dual-channel DDR3/DDR4 controller, and supports six USB 2.0/3.0 ports
(four USB 2.0, two USB 3.0), 16 PCIe 3.0 lanes (x8, x4, x4), two GbE
ports as well as two 10GbE ports.



Despite its rather mediocre configuration and feature set, the 28-nm
Baikal-M has an up to 35W TDP, which is okay for mainstream desktops and
entry-level laptops, but which excludes these SoCs from various sleek
PC designs and various small form-factor edge applications.

and it is so 2015 but first shipped last year (b4 the embargo)? lul

Russian babes

Actually no, the mutual relationship only grow after the Soviet collapsed. Soviet armies march into Xinjiang during WW2 and attack the Northeast region during the cold war.

That's why despite the odds, such as Putin siding with India during China India clashes, Xi will still choose to support Russia, to fighting a mass land in northeast is more costly than a South China Sea.