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Intel on Thursday introduced its next-generation of PC chips that could make laptops and desktops faster and more power efficient.
New chips, including Core i3 and Core i5 processors, are already in mass production and shipping to PC makers, said Stephen Smith, director of PC client operations at Intel at a press event in San Francisco. The company is shipping 17 new CPUs to PC makers, and systems based on the new chips could reach stores "early" next year, Smith said.
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New chips, including Core i3 and Core i5 processors, are already in mass production and shipping to PC makers, said Stephen Smith, director of PC client operations at Intel at a press event in San Francisco. The company is shipping 17 new CPUs to PC makers, and systems based on the new chips could reach stores "early" next year, Smith said.
