“We're delivering the biggest advancement in battery life savings in the company's history. The fourth generation of Intel Core processors, labeled Haswell, brings a 50% improvement in battery life compared to the previous generation under active load when watching movies or surfing the Internet, and a two- to three-fold improvement in standby time. For some systems coming to market this year, that means more than 9 hours of active use on battery power, or 10-13 days of standby time on a single charge.” is the official statement of Intel.
The most interesting about the new processors that we are likely to meet in this year's computer models of the company Apple, in addition to increased battery life per charge, there are also graphics chips that now offer double or, in the case of desktop computers, up to three times the performance compared to chips of the current generation of Intel Core i7 processors. Even with integrated graphics, the new processors can display up to three external monitors, to which you can connect a laptop with Intel Core i7 of the 4th generation.
Graphics chips will offer twice the acceleration compared to the current generation, and it is expected that new computers will have graphics that are twice as powerful. MacBook Pro a MacBook AirSo if you are one of those users who has MacBookor iMac/Mac mini, want to play a game occasionally, it pays off to buy a new computer model from the company Apple wait.
The new Haswell processors will appear in new generations of Mac computers this year. Intel introduced the new processors before WWDC and so nothing prevents it from Apple right on WWDC showed off the latest computers next week. Analyst Kuo then predicted that we will see a thinner Retina MacBook Pro and also new ones MacBook Airwhich will have a FULL HD camera.
