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Intel 11th Gen Tiger Lake laptops we're most excited about

Intel Tiger Lake processors set to give the IoT a major power boost

Posted on September 24, 2020August 27, 2023 By Jarvis

Intel’s 11th Generation Core processors codenamed Tiger Lake offer impressive performance and features for laptops, but there are many more devices that can take advantage of these capabilities.

The company has introduced a lineup of 11thGen Core CPUs for embedded, edge, industrial, and IoT applications, consisting of three base models: the quad-core Core i7-1185G7E with Iris Xe graphics with 96 EUs, the quad-core Core i5-1145G7E with Iris Xe graphics with 80 EUs, and the dual-core Core i3-1115G4E with HD Graphics with 48 EUs.
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