Intel recently refreshed its lineup with 9th-generation desktop processors ... It would pair up nicely alongside new laptops from leading manufacturers such as HP, Dell, Lenovo, and Samsung.

Intel today unveiled its latest set of mobile processors, introducing its 9th-generation ... a la Dell’s Alienware a51m. Expect to see these new processors show up in laptops throughout the ...

Today, Intel is bringing that same kind of capability to its mobile line of processors, launching the 9th-gen ... in laptops made by a number of Intel's OEM partners, including Acer, ASUS, Dell ...

We’re currently in an unprecedented state where new laptops based on Intel’s 9th-gen CPUs are on sale next to new laptops based on Intel’s 8th-gen and even 7th-gen CPUs. The reason is likely ...

Intel announced a fresh line of ninth-generation processors ... new U-series processors for standard thin-and-light laptops such as the Dell XPS 13. We’ll probably see these launch later ...

Forward-looking: Intel released specs for its upcoming 9th generation H-series CPUs. The H-series chips are found in high-end laptops, as they pack more cores, higher frequencies, and higher TDPs ...

On Tuesday, companies including Dell, Lenovo, and Razer all announced new laptop models running Intel's latest 9th-generation Core processors. Nvidia also expects over 80 new notebook models to ...

Here’s how it works. Lenovo has revealed the existence of 9th-generation mobile processors from Intel on one of its laptop’s product datasheets, potentially indicating that these fresh CPUs ...

With Intel’s 10th-generation Ice Lake CPU finally here, you may be wondering whether to wait for laptops to come out with the new CPU, rather than buy an existing model with an 8th-gen CPU (Note ...

Laptops powered by the 9th Gen Intel Core mobile processors would launch from original equipment manufacturers (OEMs) including Acer, ASUS, Dell, HP, Lenovo and MSI, starting April 23, as they ...

Quite what the difference will be with the top-end Core i9 is unknown as yet – maybe Intel have decided not to use the Kaby Lake G nomenclature for their AMD Radeon-toting laptop chip.