Intel sees 2-in-1 u
Chip maker Intel Corporation, which has launched its new 4th
generation Intel Core processor family, sees a bright future for 2-in-1
devices in the coming years. The new generation of devices, based on
Intel architecture, not only promises slimmer models that are
responsive, high performing but also assure a even better extended
battery life that Intel's 3rd generation processors.
Kirk Skaugen, senior vice president and general manager of Intel's PC
client Group said Intel has more than 50 different 2-in-1 designs in
the pipeline across a range of price points, including premium ultrabook
2-in-1 s powered by the new Intel Core processors, and other designs
powered by forthcoming processors based on the company's 22 nm
Silvermont
micro architecture.
micro architecture.
T
he Intel Core processors are designed grounds up for the Ultrabook
and serves the foundation for a new era of 2-in-1 computing, Skaugen
points out adding that the new processors power the most exciting 2-in-1
designs to-date.
4th Gen processors Vs predecessors
Intel which has listed advantages that the 4th Gen Core based ultrabooks bring in compared to its predecessors claims :
4th generation Intel Core processors are capable of delivering up to 15 percent better performance than the previous generation.
- Gets work done 1.8X faster
- Converts videos 23X faster
- Gaming performance 26X faster
Graphics
With the 4th generation Intel core processors that have
built-in-graphics Intel claims the new processor promises upto 2 times
the performance of Intel's prior generation. Offered on select versions
of the new Intel Core processors, Intel Iris graphics bring the
ultrabook and other mobile PCs to life with built-in, eye-popping visual
experience.
Power consumption:
According to Intel the 4th generation core processor consumes just 6 watts of battery
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