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"Intel has launched its next-generation Haswell family of computer processors. The company claims that the new technology offers improved battery life and increased graphical power, BBC News reports.  Haswell chips will enable hardware developers to produce thinner laptops and two-in-one devices that run for longer and use significantly less battery power. Intel says that the chips use CPU cores that require just six watts of scenario design power, meaning that they will run on &amp;quot;cooler, quieter, fanless&amp;quot; computers. The new processor is said to offer a 15% performance boost over its predecessor, Ivy Bridge, as well as a 50% increase in active-use battery life and up to three times more standby time. The integration of a new GPU dubbed Iris will offer twice the level of performance during complex tasks, such as 3D gaming or encoding HD video, eliminating the need for a separate graphics card in many cases. PC hardware powered by the Haswell chipset was showcased at the Computex technology show in Taiwan. "^^<http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#string>
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