After showcasing dual-screen and foldable PC prototypes at CES 2020, Intel has today launched the processors that will power such form factors in the years to come. Welcome ‘Lakefield‘, Intel’s new processors that utilize the in-house hybrid CPU architecture to deliver the desired mix of performance scalability and raw power.

The new Intel Core i3-L13G4 and Core i5-L16G7 use the 10nm Sunny Cove core and leverage the Foveros 3D stacking technology to reduce the package size. They are also the first to utilize native dual internal display pipes, which makes them an ideal solution for foldable and dual-screen PCs.

Intel says the Lakefield processors are the “smallest to deliver Intel Core performance and full Windows compatibility” for innovative PC form factors by offering a 56% smaller package area for up to 47% smaller board size. They will first appear in the Lenovo ThinkPad X1 Fold foldable PC and the Samsung Galaxy Book S ultrabook that will hit the shelves later this month.

Here are a few key details of the two new Intel Lakefield processors:

	Intel Core i5-L16G7	Intel Core i3-L13G4
Graphics	Intel UHD Graphics	Intel UHD Graphics
Cores / Threads	5 / 5	5 / 5
Graphics (EUs)	64	48
Cache	4MB	4MB
TDP	7W	7W
Base Frequency	1.4 GHz	0.8 GHz
Max Single Core Turbo Frequency	3 GHz	2.8 GHz
Max All Core Turbo Frequency	1.8 GHz	1.3 GHz
Peak Graphics Frequency	Up to 0.5 GHz	Up to 0.5 GHz
Memory	LPDDR4X-4267	LPDDR4X-4267

Source: Intel

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