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Intel Tiger Lake laptops will begin shipping in October

Intel Tiger Lake laptops will begin shipping in October

Posted on September 5, 2020August 27, 2023 By Jarvis

Consumers will still have to wait at least a month.

Laptops and notebook PCs using Intel’s first Tiger Lake chips will begin shipping in October, an Intel representative confirmed on Thursday.

Up to now Intel has been cagey, stating that the first laptops using its new Tiger Lake chips would be available this fall in time for the holiday season. Its presentation Thursday also clarified a fact that was left out of its press release: Two of the nine new Tiger Lake chips, the Core i3-1125G4 and Core i3-1120G4, won’t be available until 2021.
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