Intel will introduce its first Core i7 CPU (Broadwell architecture) with an LGA socket and in-built Iris Pro graphics this year.
Pete Baker, VP of software and services, said that the new hardware would be introduced by mid-2015, with a 65W TDP and running ‘relatively cool’. It will be aimed at AIO PCs and small form factor systems. The processor will first be seen in April, when Intel places it into one of its fanless Next Unit of Computing (NUC) PCs.
