At the beginning of the month of June, as we already told you here, Intel introduced the long-awaited Lunar Lake generationa new iteration of the veteran Core saga (renamed of course, as you already know). However, the technology company was telling us at the time what was coming, so the next and long-awaited step was of course its arrival on the market in the first systems that were motorized by these new integrated devices. Systems that are portable because that’s the platform they’re aimed at, just like last year with Meteor Lake.

Before proceeding with the integrated Lunar Lake devices, which as you already know are part of the Core Ultra 200 family, remember we are talking specifically about 200Vas families focused on desktop systems are planned (although not officially announced) until the beginning of October, and that Intel has decided to be more conservative, after the problems of the thirteenth and fourteenth generations, which planted the technology company with compromised situations.

Therefore, and as I hinted at the beginning when talking about this first coming to market of the Lunar Lake generation, we mean the integrated ones for portable systems200V, as the rest of the Core Ultra 200 versions will have to wait at least a month. And as we saw with the previous generation, Intel is seeing more differences between the desktop models and the models aimed at the notebook market.

In development…