Intel’s 8th generation core will soon start adding power to more laptops. First of all, some of our most popular laptops are getting eighth generations of bump, and Intel promises to deliver up to 40% performance upgrades. We hope to see more types of equipment in a short time. Here’s what we’re looking forward to:
Our current favorite overall laptop is getting a nice speed boost. Dell claims that between 8th Gen Core CPUs and its Dynamic Power Mode, users should get up to 44 percent more power. Otherwise, the laptop remains unchanged, which means you still have a laptop with a gorgeous edge-to-edge screen and comfy carbon-fiber finish. It will be available for you to buy on Sept. 12, with orders shipping out later that month.
Sure, the Yoga 920 will have more power than its predecessor, the Yoga 910, but it’s also got new features. The far-field microphones will let you summon Cortana from up to 13 feet away, and it comes in three new colors: silver, bronze and copper, as well as special-edition Star Wars models. It will launch this October.
Acer Switch 7 Black Edition
The spiritual successor to the Switch Alpha 12, this 2-in-1 features water cooling for a fanless design. It sports discrete graphics (Nvidia’s MX150 GPU) and a kickstand that auto-deploys when placed on a table. Be on the lookout for this convertible in December.
One of the most beautiful laptops we’ve seen in a long time is getting an upgrade. The ZenBook 3 Deluxe will maintain its stunning looks and Thunderbolt 3 ports, but not much else is changing. Hopefully, the power efficiency of the 8th Gen Core processors will give this ultraportable a slight boost in Asus a32-f3 laptop battery life. No release date has been announced.
HP’s 15-inch premium convertible is getting a leg up in power. Besides jumping to 8th Gen CPUs, the company is moving from Nvidia 940MX graphics to a MX150 GPU. Like many other laptops with 8th Gen Core processors inside, the Spectre x360 seems to be just about the same as the last time we saw it. It will start shipping on Sept. 25.
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