Intel Introduces Its Gemini Lake Gen Processors with Low Power Consumption

Yesterday evening Intel introduced its latest Gemini Lake processors, which may be reasonably called “chip systems”. These products with low power consumption are constructed for compact PCs, entry models, hybrid solutions and other devices, for which the TDP level is critical.
 
Gemini Lake CPUs, being successors of the Atom family, replaced the Apollo Lake generation. All in all, at the moment the new gen consists of six processors: a couple of Pentium Silver and four Celeron samples. In the meanwhile, three models are ascribed to the desktop segment (J index), and three – to the mobile sector (N index).
 
All CPUs mentioned have much in common, but for the number of cores with two models. All of them got a 2-channel memory controller with DDR4/LPDDR4 support. GPU UHD Graphics 600 has 12 actuating units, and UHD Graphics 605 – 18 analogous units.
 
The novelties are based on the 14 nanometer technology and possess the platform-neutral FCBGA1090 implementation. They support the Local Adaptive Contrast Enhancement (LACE) technology, HDMI 2.0, 4K (at 60 frames/s) imaging and 2×2 802.11ас Gigabit Wi-Fi.