with the company’s first processor to feature a built-in NPU. Following that launch in December, the company’s OEM customers came out with various systems that take advantage of Core Ultra capabilities. While some AI applications are still fairly nascent, Intel is without a doubt one of the companies that can turn a piece of new technology into a mass-market, widely adopted new feature.
Two standouts of the family are the 7350 and 7450 Ultralight laptops with Intel Core Ultra and 5 MP webcams. There is also a 7350 detachable model, which Dell claims to be the world’s most serviceable commercial detachable, inspired by. Moving further down the stack, the Latitude 5000 series offers AI capabilities in 13-, 14- and 15-inch sizes as well as a 13-inch two-in-one.
Not to be left out of the commercial AI PC party, Lenovo also announced a wide array of new notebooks taking advantage of the new Core Ultra processors. Lenovo’s ThinkPad series is the tip of its commercial notebook spear, making up most of its new commercial AI PCs powered by Intel's Core Ultra and vPro technologies.