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Intel’s ‘Kaby Lake’ Core processors are big news for VR, notebooks and convertibles

Intel’s latest processor generation is now official, and the 7th generation of Core processors looks to pack a punch. The so-called “Kaby Lake” lineup is the first to follow the new “tick-tock-tock” beat Intel has adopted for processor development, which means it keeps the same 14nm manufacturing process as its predecessor (Skylake), but there’s still lots to love here, including power efficiency, speed and big potential for 4K video and gaming on the move.

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Intel’s ‘Kaby Lake’ Core processors are big news for VR, notebooks and convertibles was originally published on iSeeTech

Intel’s ‘Kaby Lake’ Core processors are big news for VR, notebooks and convertibles was originally published on iSeeTech

Intel’s ‘Kaby Lake’ Core processors are big news for VR, notebooks and convertibles was originally published on iSeeTech

Intel’s ‘Kaby Lake’ Core processors are big news for VR, notebooks and convertibles was originally published on iSeeTech

Intel’s ‘Kaby Lake’ Core processors are big news for VR, notebooks and convertibles was originally published on iSeeTech

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Hacking the hackers: everything you need to know about Shadow Brokers’ attack on the NSA was originally published on iSeeTech

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Is your employer watching you? Online profiling blurs the boundary of our public and private lives was originally published on iSeeTech

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How Apple- and the Rest of Silicon Valley- Avoids the Tax Man was originally published on iSeeTech

How Apple- and the Rest of Silicon Valley- Avoids the Tax Man was originally published on iSeeTech

How Apple- and the Rest of Silicon Valley- Avoids the Tax Man was originally published on iSeeTech

How Apple- and the Rest of Silicon Valley- Avoids the Tax Man was originally published on iSeeTech

How Apple- and the Rest of Silicon Valley- Avoids the Tax Man was originally published on iSeeTech

How Apple- and the Rest of Silicon Valley- Avoids the Tax Man was originally published on iSeeTech