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Dell accidentally reveals Intel 10th Gen desktop CPUs

Posted on March 3, 2020 By Jarvis

Dell has seemingly revealed the first glimpse of Intel’s 10th generation desktop processor in a promo video for its new XPS Tower computers. 

Intel is yet to officially showcase its 10th Generation desktop chips (code-named Comet Lake), despite rumours suggesting they’ll arrive as soon as April this year.

Dell’s video blunder will no doubt intensify those rumours, proving to be enough evidence that we can assume an Intel announcement is imminent.
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