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Not to nitpick, but I'm pretty sure the handheld dominance is by far held by Arm.
OK the article gets more accurate later, and state that it is handheld PC's.
But pretty laughable to claim Intel is challenging AMD on handheld, with a part that has always used more than twice the power for similar performance.
Intel has yet to confirm clock speeds and power draw for the new range.
I wonder why.
I guess they are referring to pc gaming handheld, and this segment is totally dominated by amd and their special cores.
Good to see some competition but unless they fully open everything to steam os I would not have many hopes
I literally write that in line 2.
You have edited it!!
:)
Yes, but I did that immediately, your comment seemed to come after my edit, but maybe IDK, maybe you were on a cached page? Your post was stated as 1 hour after my edit.
Honestly looking forward to the Intel options. Their hardware decoders would work great for a remote streaming handheld.