Intel drops ‘i’ processor branding after 15 years, introduces ‘Ultra’ for higher-end chipsWilshire@beehaw.org to Technology@beehaw.org – 150 points – 1 years agoengadget.com65Post a CommentPreviewYou are viewing a single commentView all commentsShow the parent commentLet's just have Microsofts Xbox division name then. Intel Core 5 Intel Core 5 ultra Intel Core 5 series Ultra Intel Core 5 series Ultra pro Intel Series Ultra Core Pro 5 You forgot Intel Core Intel 5 Series Pro which is different from Intel Core 5 Series Pro Don’t forget intel core one slim Which is their best one.And then you’d have the following processors be called the Intel Core 360, followed by the Intel Core 1
Let's just have Microsofts Xbox division name then. Intel Core 5 Intel Core 5 ultra Intel Core 5 series Ultra Intel Core 5 series Ultra pro Intel Series Ultra Core Pro 5 You forgot Intel Core Intel 5 Series Pro which is different from Intel Core 5 Series Pro Don’t forget intel core one slim Which is their best one.And then you’d have the following processors be called the Intel Core 360, followed by the Intel Core 1
You forgot Intel Core Intel 5 Series Pro which is different from Intel Core 5 Series Pro Don’t forget intel core one slim Which is their best one.
And then you’d have the following processors be called the Intel Core 360, followed by the Intel Core 1
Let's just have Microsofts Xbox division name then.
You forgot
which is different from
Don’t forget
Which is their best one.
And then you’d have the following processors be called the Intel Core 360, followed by the Intel Core 1