Computrex 2014–Intel’s thinnest hybrid yet.
So…Intel’s newest and thinnest (thinner than an iPad) Broadwell processor powered (“Llama Mountain”) tablet made its prototype appearance. The name is from its newest processor the new 14nm Core M (Broadwell) processor to enable thinner, fanless convertible devices. Being fanless, thin is the word.

This hybrid is the thinnest and lightest yet: 7.2mm (0.28 inch), the slate is thinner than the iPad Air (7.5mm), and it's also significantly lighter than two-in-one devices already on the market; it's a notebook-class PC running Windows 8.1 Pro, yet it weighs just 1.47 pounds, compared to 1.76 pounds for the Surface Pro 3.
The Broadwell-K is expected late this year because new mother boards with different power sockets will be needed. The Broadwell is a 14 nM chip compared to the 22 nM Haswell and will need about 30% less power.
Next target? Batteries. When they are improved to yield a longer period between charges, tablet and hybrid users will really have reason to celebrate.
Sources:
http://www.engadget.com/2014/06/03/intel-llama-mountain-prototype/
http://blog.techzost.com/4189/difference-intel-broadwell-haswell-processors/2013/10
