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In the future, we may see dual-screen devices that merge tablets and laptops into one, just like Intel’s Tiger Rapids. It features a regular LCD display and an electronic paper display, with the latter barely consuming any power, but is meant for writing on. The hinge enables it to close flat like a book, similar to the Lenovo Yoga Book.
Intel probably isn’t capable of manufacturing 10nm chips right now, but it can build a really interesting, and functional, computer. Copper Harbor, for all its fascinating concepts, shows that the only thing keeping the industry from creating the next generation of computers is will and vision, not a lack of technological prowess. Fortunately, Intel still has it, thus pushing PC makers to take advantage of it.
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