Lenovo's new Pro series notebooks are the world's first mass-produced Intel Ultra CPU, with a new EVO tag.

CTOnews.com, Nov. 14, Intel CEO Pat Kissinger said on the company's earnings call that it had begun shipping "Meteor Lake" processors (Core Ultra 1) to PC manufacturers, which was officially launched on December 14.

Today, Lenovo official @ fruit shell revealed that Lenovo's new Pro series of notebooks, the world's first mass-produced Intel Ultra CPU, claims to be "half a month to a month ahead of the first wave of other models in the industry", and the BIOS version has released version 41.

@ the space in the shell also said that Intel EVO tags will also be revised, divided into advanced new EVO tags and old structure EVO tags. Among them, the Ultra model that does not pass the EVO is purple and black, the waistcoat 14 generation is blue, and the certification label of Ultra and more stringent EVO is new.

According to CTOnews.com, Intel initially released the Meteor Lake processor in September this year. Officials say the Intel Core Ultra processor, code-named Meteor Lake, is a turning point in Intel's client processor roadmap: it uses core design for the first time, using Intel4 technology and Foveros packaging technology.

The kernel display of this series of processors will be a bright spot. According to officials, the graphics module (GPU Tile) of Intel Core Ultra 1 mobile processors integrates Intel's sharp graphics architecture, which is the size of the 8Xe core, and is said to be able to provide independent graphics-level performance in integrated graphics cards, supporting ray tracing and Intel XeSS, doubling performance per watt. In addition, the new generation of nuclear display has a higher frequency, and the frequency at the same voltage can directly impact above the 2GHz. The new kernel display is also optimized for DX12U to support frame doubling and the new feature "Out of Order Sampling".