Yet one of those things that I was "inaccurate" about was something YOU misread and I was very careful in the way I wrote it, to not say it.
The other point I have just shown to be false.
By all means correct a mistake on my part, but it helps if I have made a factual error.
I have been upgrading notebook graphics cards since it's been pretty much possible to do so, before that I ran a list of mobile graphics cards. While I do make mistakes there are very few people who have the same amount of knowledge on these mobile chips as myself.
So please, I am waiting for you to point out where I was wrong in what I said.
Let's go back to my original statement, I will clarify it if that would help.
The new range of Nvidia cards, while ordered correctly in terms of performance, is going to have differences between chips that matter much more in the mobile space than their desktop counter parts would. There will be large jumps in TDP at certain points (up and down) along with vastly different idle power consumptions. Beyond that there are feature differences between fermi and kepler (which we will learn more about at launch) and while correctly ordered in performance the jumps are very uneven at certain points.