What I won't understand is why Intel is naming them as i3/i5/i7 and not something new like s3/s5/s7 ( s of Sandy :p and i > s in the alphabet too ! )
What I won't understand is why Intel is naming them as i3/i5/i7 and not something new like s3/s5/s7 ( s of Sandy :p and i > s in the alphabet too ! )
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