will have to scrap that [good graphics-no dedicated GPU] cheaper choice from their business and Pro laptop lines, since those are by definition serviceable and need to be PGA. At Q3-Q4 2013 I imagine, I'll be looking for a low battery power consumption (but still powerful) Haswell CPU and Lynx chipset Laptop, hopefully to come with the best graphics available in the CPU chip for increased battery performance. A Portable, Pro Audio Laptop. The only thing that would deter me from wanting G3 is the possible touchscreeen availability, at real low latency. G3 only in BGA 2012-08-23 01:09:37 Posted by: Nexing Yes, plus this looks like another round of scaling prices (best graphics only available in top-priced ultrabooks) that Intel feels secure enough to pull... but it will be another blow to manufacturers (like already troubled Dell) that will have to scrap that [good graphics-no dedicated GPU] cheaper choices from their business and Pro laptop lines, since those are by definition serviceable and need to be PGA. At Q3-Q4 2013 I imagine, I'll be looking for a low battery power consumption (but still powerful) Haswell CPU and Lynx chipset Laptop, hopefully to come with the best graphics available in the CPU chip for increased battery performance. A Portable, Pro Audio Laptop. The only thing that would deter me from wanting G3 is the possible touchscreeen availability, at real low latency. Why only 32GB ram? 16GB modules not supported? 2012-10-02 01:04:24 Posted by: Nick Will it not support 16GB DDR3 modules