The core i series has been around over a decade now, but the last decade has brought relatively little advancement in terms of personal computing. As of a few

The core i series has been around over a decade now, but the last decade has brought relatively little advancement in terms of personal computing. As of a few months ago I've finally switched to a main computer that isn't a Core2 Duo or a PowerPC G4, both of which have been (and still are) mainstays of my personal computing journey for about a decade (once I finally left behind Pentium 4s). Heck, it was only a few years ago I was doing Dual Core Pentium to Core2 Quad CPU upgrades on our production fleet at work. Does time really move that fast?