Intel's latest Evo notebook certification has been allowed to carry "other" unique features.

CTOnews.com January 29 news, Intel last year released a sharp A370M and A350M independent graphics cards, equipped with these unique lightweight books can also get Evo certification. Last year, only a few notebooks were equipped with Ruixuan A370M and A350M independent graphics cards, while this year's new notebooks rarely see Ruixuan unique models.

Now, Intel has revised the Evo certification rules to allow the use of "other" displays in addition to its own sharp display.

CTOnews.com learned that Intel's latest Evo certification requires 13-generation Core processors, which can be selected from Intel Ruixuan or other unique features. So far, no manufacturer has released the 13-generation core notebook with Ruixuan Duixian or other unique Evo certification.

Intel said that Intel Evo laptops with Intel Core processors of the 13th generation provide three key experiences:

Uncompromising mobile performance: ensure excellent responsiveness when not plugged in, improve the battery life of real-world applications, instant wake-up and fast charging.

Intelligent collaboration: provide a better videoconferencing experience through technologies such as Intel connection performance Suite and Intel Bluetooth low-power audio.

Support for Intel device collaboration Technology (Intel Unison): provides a seamless multi-device experience that supports text messages, calls, phone notifications, and file transfer between Android or iOS phones and PC.

Intel also said that the Intel Evo laptop experience is not limited to PC. Engineered for Intel Evo plans to extend stringent certification and industry joint design to accessory partners. In addition to the existing Thunderbolt 4 docking stations, monitors, storage and wireless headphones, many industry partners have also provided new accessories such as mice, keyboards and access points for the program.