Based on Intel’s upcoming Lunar Lake CPUs, Cirrus Logic’s audio and power converter chips will be used for reference laptops. The power converter chip promises to reduce power and heat to increase battery life and reduce fan noise, enabling laptops to get even thinner.
Intel’s priorities for its next-generation mobile CPUs appear to be power efficiency, which aligns with previous rumors suggesting that Lunar Lake may support a TDP as low as eight watts and consume 40% less power than Meteor Lake.
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