WilshireIntel drops ‘i’ processor branding after 15 years, introduces ‘Ultra’ for higher-end chips
MadMauriceIntel says the rebranding “better aligns to customer requests” to simplify its processor names
But it doesn't simplify the processor name!? Instead of i5, we now have to say "core 5" or "intel core 5".
mici01Even worse ... we have to specify between "Core 5" and "Core Ultra 5"
Fatalchemist"I'd like to order the newest chip you got. The Beyond Plus Ultra Core Ultra 5+ Supreme Deluxe. No, I will not accept the Beyond Plus Ultra Core Ultra 5 Supreme Deluxe. That is last gen garbage from last week."