Correct. Everything QCOM has been demoing has been at two power points: 23W and 80W. These tests look remarkable but the real test's going to be out in the field when they're power-throttled to nothing and back in hardware designs trying to cut every cost they can, including their power budget.
It's great they made a Hemi engine, but it's not going to fit in the Smart car that companies want to put it in.
Or Performance per Dollar?
Performance per dollar has traditionally been the selling point with PCs.
Performance per watt is the selling point with Apple silicon.
Does this one fit somewhere in between?
ASi has performance-per-dollar for days if you need the unified memory. i.e. it's more performant than some datacenter-class GPUs while potentially also having far more memory as well.