Intel Evo moves to a third edition with new requirements for laptops
(Windows Phone Central)

Intel`s new 12th Gen mobile processors take the Evo platform brand to the third edition. Here`s what you can expect from laptops wearing the badge. Intel`s 11th Gen Core mobile processors (CPU) with Intel Xe integrated graphics were announced late 2020, and with them came a new platform brand called `Intel Evo.` If you`re familiar with Intel`s other initiative to accelerate laptop innovation known as `Project Athena,` Evo is essentially a second coming that still encompasses specifications and `Key Experience Indicators` (KEI) set out by Athena. It`s intended to allow laptop users to achieve their full potential, without being held back by iffy performance, slow responsiveness, and unreliable battery life. And now with Intel`s 12th Gen Core mobile CPUs announced at CES 2022 comes a third generation of Evo, complete with a number of new crucial features and KEIs required to receive the Evo badge. Let`s take a look at what`s new with the Intel Evo platform as it hits the third editio...