How Intel’s 4th Generation processor will revolutionise computing
Intel launched its 4th Generation Core processor in India on Wednesday hoping it will give a thrust to 2-in-1 devices.
In an interview with Firstpost, Leighton Phillips, the product and pricing head (Asia Pacific) spoke to us about how the 4th Generation Core processor will change computing, it’s potential for the Ultrabooks and why perceptual computing is the next big thing for emerging markets.
How the 4th Generation Intel Core Processor will change computing…
For 20 years we have been constrained on what design flexibilities we have with mobile computing, largely driven because the wattage of the processor. It has to sit under the computer and a function of that was because of its clamshell orientation.
That continues, but there’s clearly a global trend towards tablet usage models and as a function of the 4th generation core on how low we can drive the power of these devices, we can begin to move that processor behind the screen and really create a true 2-in-1 experience of the best of the notebook and the best of the tablet in one. So I think that’s one of the major implications of the 4th Gen Core.
In an interview with Firstpost, Leighton Phillips, the product and pricing head (Asia Pacific) spoke to us about how the 4th Generation Core processor will change computing, it’s potential for the Ultrabooks and why perceptual computing is the next big thing for emerging markets.
How the 4th Generation Intel Core Processor will change computing…
For 20 years we have been constrained on what design flexibilities we have with mobile computing, largely driven because the wattage of the processor. It has to sit under the computer and a function of that was because of its clamshell orientation.
That continues, but there’s clearly a global trend towards tablet usage models and as a function of the 4th generation core on how low we can drive the power of these devices, we can begin to move that processor behind the screen and really create a true 2-in-1 experience of the best of the notebook and the best of the tablet in one. So I think that’s one of the major implications of the 4th Gen Core.
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