14 DAY TRIAL // When Intel released those Haswell CPUs I covered earlier in the day, it also formally launched its new generation of mobile central processing units.
That means that IFA 2013, in Berlin, Germany, will host plenty of laptops based on them. We'll definitely get an eyeful of them over the next few days.
There are twelve new Haswell mobile CPUs in total.
Four of them are high-end Core i7 chips, five are slightly less incredible Core i5 units, and three are part of the Celeron series.
Their prices range from $86/€86 to $657/€657. That's a big difference, and illustrates how far apart the performance of the low-end units is from that of the high-end ones.
Besides all this, that list up there shows the CPUs, the number of cores, whether or not hyper-threading is supported, the cache memory.