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Budget in price, mainstream in aspiration.
Starts with i3, i5 variants.
TensorFlow tech open to all.
The modem, though, not the CPU.
Intel taking the fight to Atmel.
Not cheap, mind.
Engineer a little too proud.
Partners with TU Delft's QuTech.
From 4.5W Ys to 91W K parts.
Glues tiny RFID tags to their backs.
Smallest socketed layout, it claims.
Unlikely to appear in Skylake, though.
America's Greatest Makers launches 2016.
Working together on a camera.
Devices for servers and gamers alike.
Core, Pentium, and Celeron parts detailed.
Takes aim at portable workstations.
DDR4, an extra CPU socket pin, beefed up storage and two new unlocked quad core CPUs
No launch date yet, though.
Bug fixes, DirectX 12 support and more.
Replaces storage and RAM.
Another blow to Moore's Law.
We take a look at what's on offer performance-wise with Intel's Broadwell quad core mobile CPUs
Renée James leaving in January.
October 14 2021 | 15:04