Intel has announced new processors

Intel is just sorting out inventory lately, not the first time a new processor is announced this week.

The arrangement has so far affected the mobile market in most cases, and this has not changed now, as two chips for portable machines have been introduced again. Both tiles build on Sandy Bridge and will be part of the Core family, supporting all of the key capabilities of the architecture, except for the performance-enhancing Turbo Boost, but Hyper-Threading, Quick Sync, WiDi, AVX, Clear Video HD and others are all supported in it. Both chips contain the HD3000 IGP, as we have become accustomed to with mobile products.

The table below shows their specifications, showing the slightly misleading name, as the Core i3-2367M, sharpened for energy savings, is much weaker than the Core i3-2350M despite its higher numbering. The release date and price were not announced by the blue giant, but shipments may have already started, and the price matters less to the end user in this category as it is not a stand-alone product.

Source: cpu-world