Its funny how this has been up all day and zero comments. People just don't care about Intel news lately.

https://i.imgur.com/W0hHe3v.jpg

People care, just not... here. I have read the detailed articles about it on Anandtech, and saw quite a lot of discussion there. Obviously the important parts are still left out (demo, specific performance stats,etc.), but it's interesting and show that Intel is not done yet. And we all need competition/innovation in this market.

"In terms of I / O, Thunderbolt 4, USB 4 and PCIe 4.0 have been confirmed . However, not all processors offer the latter, due to lane limitations in particularly energy-saving models." I am interested by this. Will we see lower spec chips will be more like previous gens? The Xe-LP, if what they report is true, will finally bring some real competition to the APU graphics segment. Between this and AMD using RDNA2+3, buying APU laptop in the next 2 years might allow for decent gaming and productivity without >$1000 investment.