Ha! You're not wrong there. That's what we'd all like to see....

Ha! You're not wrong there. That's what we'd all like to see.

However I don't expect there's a lot more to see with the new chip than the old one. You can't see it working even when its not packaged. The movements are all very tiny and at ultrasonic speeds. If they put out a video it could just as easily be a still shot. Only the sound track would be meaningful, but that would be entirely subject to whatever speakers you are listening through.

The announcements are always attempts to be reassuring glosses while not telling us enough to make more than general sense of what is being described. We recognise the words but they're all tech jargon and most of us can't put a clear picture together of what is being referred to. This is typical of people who are so close to their work that they think they are being clear, but nobody else understands what is being described. Despite this I think they are fully capable of pulling the rabbit out of the hat, and will do so.

Hence my earlier comments: no news is good news.