Although the Tesla Robotaxi event, which made a big impact, created excitement in the technology world, this excitement was not reflected on the investor side.

As you know, Tesla developed a very important event last week. The company, which has been working on driverless vehicles that will be fully autonomous for almost 10 years, introduced its new driverless vehicles and vehicle concepts at this long-awaited Robotaxi event. Tesla’s futuristic-looking new vehicles were greeted with excitement in the technology world. However, there was little trace of such excitement on the investor side. On the contrary, investors seem to have left this event largely disappointed. Because immediately after the event, Tesla shares increased by 6 percent. lost.

There are several important reasons why the Tesla Robotaxi event did not have the expected impact. The first of these is that the Tesla Model 2, which has been expected for a while, has not been introduced. It was believed that Model 2, which will be an electric car that will be sold for approximately 25 thousand dollars, could increase Tesla’s falling sales figures. However, for some reason the company did not introduce this vehicle. Instead he focused entirely on his robotaxis. This decision was not welcomed by investors. Because Cybercab, the company’s robotaxi, will hit the roads in 2027 at the earliest. So it will have to wait almost two years for it to generate significant income. This is not something that will please investors who want to see an improvement in the short term. That’s why, in the meantime, hopes were pinned on Model 2 to increase revenue. But when he did not come, investors left the event unhappy. This was naturally reflected in the shares.

The second reason for this dissatisfaction is that no tangible project has been put forward regarding Tesla Robotaxi projects. Yes, Tesla introduced these vehicles, but did not detail exactly when they would go on sale or how they would get ahead of similar robotaxis. This means uncertainty for investors, which was another reason for the decline in stocks.

Realme is preparing to upgrade its flagship series with the GT 7 Pro, according to the latest information, the global variant of the Realme GT 7 Pro will use a more expensive and customized Samsung screen than the BOE screen used in the Chinese variant.

This screen will offer 2000 nits peak brightness (HBM), providing better visibility in direct sunlight. For comparison, the peak brightness of the display used on the Realme GT5 Pro was 1600 nits. The OnePlus 13 is also said to offer the same 1600 nits peak brightness as a similar BOE X2 display. In this context, global peak brightness (HBM) represents the level of brightness the phone reaches in sunlight, and this feature is especially critical for outdoor use. The manual peak brightness of the Realme GT 7 Pro will remain at 1000 nits and higher brightness can be triggered on a small portion of the screen when watching HDR content.

Performance and Heating Problems

At the heart of the Realme GT 7 Pro will be the yet-to-be-introduced Snapdragon 8 Gen 4 (or Snapdragon 8 Elite) chipset. Although this chipset showed top performance in Geekbench tests, its new Cortex-X925 prime core and clock speed reaching 4.32 GHz because of There are some concerns about power efficiency and heating issues. In particular, claims that the CPU heats up to 98°C in normal use indicate that performance must be balanced with overheating.

Realme GT 7 Pro will have the largest Realme battery ever, exceeding 6,000mAh capacity. According to tipster DCS, this battery will use a 6-cell structure and all cells will be charged simultaneously. In this way, the battery is expected to charge very quickly with the 120W fast charger. Silicon-carbon anode battery technology will ensure that the device remains stylish and light despite the increased capacity.

Unlike the Realme GT 5 Pro, which was only launched in the Chinese market last year, the Realme GT 7 Pro is expected to make a wide launch in the global market as well.