Intel has revealed the full capabilities and features of its 6th-generation architecture.<\/p>\n
The possible uses of Intel’s new chips range from mobile gaming platforms such as the Skull Canyon<\/a><\/strong>, to slimline devices like the HP Spectre<\/a><\/strong>.<\/p>\n This is down to one of the most useful features of Intel’s 6th Gen design – its compatibility with different form factors.<\/p>\n Intel is also focusing on Windows 10 functionality, integrating multi-factor authentication into\u00a0Windows 10 using a security feature called TrueKey.<\/p>\n This means that Skylake chips are the most secure chip ever made, implementing the concept of “You are your password”, said the company.<\/p>\n The company plans to replace its 1 billion 3-year-old PCs currently in circulation with lighter, sleeker devices powered by the latest processors.<\/p>\n These Intel-powered devices will focus on accessibility, adding new mechanics such as a multi-factor authentication login system, and wireless docking and projection. Wireless charging for future devices was also punted.<\/p>\n New Intel Pentium Apollo Bay processors coming soon<\/strong><\/a><\/p>\n Intel launches Skull Canyon i7 mini PC<\/strong><\/a><\/p>\nMore on Intel<\/h3>\n