Intel rolls out three Core M Processors


Intel has launched a line of Core M Processors at IFA, Berlin 2014. First announced at Computex, the low power chips use just 4.5W power and are based on company’a Broadwell architecture.

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The new Core M chips Intel claims 50 percent faster CPU performance, upto 40 percent graphics performance and battery life up to 1.7 hours longer. It will focus on three mobile segments viz; convertibles, ultra portables and tablets. Moreover, the chips will include such features as improved wireless display and wireless docking, and “smart sound” technology. The Core M platform will also include support for high-quality audio, Wi-Di 5.0, second generation 802.11ac with wireless docking WiGiG coming in the (near) future.

“We’ve been on a multi-year mission to address end-user requirements and transform mobile computing. The introduction of Core M marks a significant milestone in that journey. Core M is the first of a new product family designed to deliver the promise of one of the world’s thinnest laptops and highest performance tablets in a single 2 in 1 device.”

said Kirk Skaugen, senior vice president and general manager of personal computing at Intel Corporation in an official release.

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OEMs including Acer, ASUS, Dell, HP, Lenovo and Toshiba will bring their 2-in-1 devices later this October that boast of the latest Core M chips. he Intel Core M-5Y10, the 5Y10a, both clocked at up to 2GHz and the M-5Y70, clocked at up to 2.6GHz; the latter also supports vPro, making it a good fit for business users. These chips will be seen devices with screen sizes ranging from 10.1-inch, 11.6-inch, 12.5-inch and 13.3-inch.


Author: Sneha Bokil

Sneha Bokil is a tech enthusiast and is currently using OnePlus 3T but she still treasures her Nokia N70 (M). You can follow her on Twitter @snehabokil and on Google+