Intel Is Launching These Three New 10th Generation Mobility Processors In Late March

Intel Is Launching These Three New 10th Generation Mobility Processors In Late March

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https://wccftech.com/intel-is-launching-these-three-new-10th-generation-mobility-processors-in-late-march/

So I have an update to our earlier exclusive on Intel 10th generation mobility processors and this information supersedes the previous one. Not only do I have the exact model of the CPUs that Intel will be launching but a date on when the embargo lifts as well. Intel is going to be launching the Core i5 10300H, Core i7 10750H, and the Core i7 10875H processors in late March. According to my source, the embargo expires on 3/31 but keep in mind Intel can move these dates around.

While I still do not know the complete specifications of the processors or the exact process they are based on, I do know the name and model of the processors as well as the embargo lift date. The interesting thing is that Intel is going to be dividing its existing mobility lineup into further categories instead of the existing two

Intel Is Launching These Three New 10th Generation Mobility Processors In Late March

Jan 31, 2020, 12:25pm UTC
https://wccftech.com/intel-is-launching-these-three-new-10th-generation-mobility-processors-in-late-march/ > So I have an update to our earlier exclusive on Intel 10th generation mobility processors and this information supersedes the previous one. Not only do I have the exact model of the CPUs that Intel will be launching but a date on when the embargo lifts as well. Intel is going to be launching the Core i5 10300H, Core i7 10750H, and the Core i7 10875H processors in late March. According to my source, the embargo expires on 3/31 but keep in mind Intel can move these dates around. > While I still do not know the complete specifications of the processors or the exact process they are based on, I do know the name and model of the processors as well as the embargo lift date. The interesting thing is that Intel is going to be dividing its existing mobility lineup into further categories instead of the existing two