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[–] [email protected] 4 points 2 months ago

Maybe, depending upon how it is implemented.

If they somehow use those AMD NPU's as accelerators to handle spatial recognition, then it might be possible to at least add some of the needed functionality behind AR/VR without pounding the APU.

Or, considering it might be ARM, it might be an in-house or even AMD designed SoC with all the necessary bells and whistles to implement at the very least AR.

I'd buy the heck out of an AMD ARM device.