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"Powerful PC" - probably uses Core M, a giveaway being that they don't mention exactly what processor they're using. It's also the reason Intel will soon rebran
by mtgx 9y ago
"Powerful PC" - probably uses Core M, a giveaway being that they don't mention exactly what processor they're using. It's also the reason Intel will soon rebrand Core M to "Core i5", because everyone knew Core M sucked. So their solution is to make people believe it's a more powerful chip. Because feels > reals (marketing 101, I suppose).
- JadeNB 9y ago> "Powerful PC" - probably uses Core M, a giveaway being that they don't mention exactly what processor they're using. They make you go through many clicks to get there, but the "Tech Specs" on the HP site say that it's an i3-6100T (for the Core i3, anyway).