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Intel pulls in low powered core productsIntel pulls in low powered core products

At CES, Intel announced a pull-in of its low powered processors from 4th gen. to 3rd gen. Ivy bridge products, exceeding even its own stated power targets, for what the company hopes will produce thinner, lighter, longer battery life devices.

January 10, 2013

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