"A 16-inch gaming laptop with an RTX 5070 that weighs just 3.6 pounds. That's Thunder Robot's pitch for the Zero Air 16. It pairs an Intel Core Ultra 7 chip with the 5070 laptop GPU, 32 gigs of memory, and a carbon fiber body. The flex? It's lighter than many 14-inch gaming laptops with the same class of graphics. The closest 16-inch rival only packs a weaker 5050. But here's the missing piece. Thunder Robot hasn't listed the GPU's power limit, or cooling, and a thin body can mean a throttled chip. Is a featherweight gaming laptop a breakthrough, or a downgrade in disguise?"