Haswell

Intel to unveil new Haswell chips in September

Intel's Haswell chips have been quite well-recieved. According to DigiTimes, Intel will be expanding its Haswell line-up with new processors in September.

Intel announces new chip that could power fanless tablets

Intel has announced a new processor for its current Haswell line-up. The new chip is set to be launched in the second half of 2013. It will have a special

Overview: Intel Haswell platform

Intel’s latest CPU architecture represents a "Tock" in its "Tick-Tock" upgrade cycle. Instead of going for faster performance at the cost of power, Intel has focused its efforts on lowering the TDP of the CPUs and in doing so, has expanded their SKUs to benefit mobile chipsets.

Over 30 Intel-powered tablets expected to hit markets this year

According to a Reuters report, noted chip maker Intel Corp is boosting its efforts to have more of its chips used in mobile devices. In fact, if officials with

Alienware launches X51 refresh powered by Intel Haswell and Nvidia GTX 670

Alienware has announced a refresh to one of its existing products—the Alienware X51. The design of the refresh is the same as the original, but there

Intel unveils 4th generation Haswell microprocessors

Haswell is here. Intel has unveiled the chips based on its latest fourth-generation core microarchitecture, code-named Haswell. The first batch Intel also

Acer to launch Android 'PC' powered by Haswell chip

With Android PCs slowly making their way into the PC market, it is now seen that Acer is joining the move, with its latest offering. The new Acer all-in-one

Intel reveals the graphical prowess of its new Haswell chipset

Intel has shed some light on the graphical processing power of its next-gen chipset. The integrated GPUs will be part of the fourth generation of Intel's

Intel to launch next-gen Haswell CPUs on June 3

Intel has announced that its newest family of processors, codenamed Haswell, will be available from June 3 in the US and June 4 in Taiwan. The initial set...

Intel to stop motherboard production

Intel is stepping out of the motherboard market. According to AnandTech, the chip giant has announced that after 2013, it will no longer produce and sell its