The last generation, code-named "Ivy Bridge," was released mid-2012. Haswell is Intel's code name for the fourth generation of Core i-series processors, those ubiquitous chips found in nearly every laptop, desktop, and (Windows) tablet out there. For a detailed rundown on the quad-core processors, check out our hands-on look. This FAQ will mainly focus on the dual-core processors and what they'll do for mobile systems. Intel has officially revealed its next-generation lineup of desktop and mobile processors in the Core i3, i5, and i7 family, also known as "fourth-generation" or code-named "Haswell." The two-part announcement started over the weekend with Intel's quad-core enthusiast-level processors, and now the veil has been lifted on dual-core desktop and mobile processors, too. Intel's latest-gen quad-core processors tested.
Intel amps up horsepower, battery life with Haswell chip.
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