Intel Unveils Project Firefly With Aim To Build Cheaper Wildcat Lake Laptops
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Intel Unveils Project Firefly With Aim To Build Cheaper Wildcat Lake Laptops
Intel recently announced an initiative called Project Firefly during a Core Series 3 launch event in China. According to multiple reports, the initiative is a direct response to the critical and successful launch of the Apple MacBook Neo. The idea behind Project Firefly is for Intel to leverage China’s steady and mature mobile phone supply chain. Basically, the blue chipmaker wants to manufacture more affordable Wildcat Lake laptops by using com…
Intel Launches Project Firefly for Cheaper Wildcat Laptops
Intel has launched Project Firefly to help partners build cheaper Wildcat Lake laptops using shared parts, smaller boards and smartphone-style supply chains. The post Intel Launches Project Firefly for Cheaper Wildcat Laptops appeared first on WinBuzzer.
Intel has unveiled its Project Firefly in China, an initiative to standardize the design of entry-level laptops to enable them to gain quality without rising in price. Combined with the use of the new Wildcat Lake chips, this approach could change a lot for accessible Windows laptops.
Project Firefly is a codename given to an Intel initiative to deploy affordable mobile phones under Wildcat Lake processor.
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