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How many laptop broadwell cpus are there and what are they called.

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16. 5xi3, 6xi5, 5xi7. 

 

http://ark.intel.com/

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16. 5xi3, 6xi5, 5xi7. 

what about the core m product line? are they based on broadwell architecture

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what about the core m product line? are they based on broadwell architecture

I don't know the anwser to that for sure. Although I am assuming that is correct based on the labelling of the iGPU. 

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I don't know the anwser to that for sure. Although I am assuming that is correct based on the labelling of the iGPU. 

ok thanks for the answer

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what about the core m product line? are they based on broadwell architecture

 

If you look at the link DarrenP provided your answer is already there. Core-m, formerly Broadwell.

 

AKA BDW-Y

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