Mass Relation in Computer Architectures: A Theoretical Exploration

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There's a site i regularly browse and read up on and Hans posted a rather unique article last month that shows a relation between generations of leptops and their masses. I thought it was intruiging because the site focuses on computer architectures of modern chips.

Is there any significance to this relation?
http://chip-architect.com/news/2004_07_27_The_Electron.html
 
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