Intel released a new video introducing of EVO certification platform

Intel Corporation announced earlier that it would upgrade the Athena certification program. After the upgrade, the certification program was renamed Intel EVO and certified for manufacturers.

The certification program actually puts forward requirements for the hardware and performance of laptop computers, and the Intel certification mark is added to devices that meet the requirements of the Intel certification program.

Devices submitted for certification under Intel’s requirements need to meet multiple conditions, including the use of Intel’s 11th generation processors with Intel Iris Xe graphics displays.

Of course, ordinary consumers may not pay too much attention to these contents, so Intel took advantage of the upcoming shopping festival to release a video to promote the certification program.

• Intel launches 11th Gen Intel® Core™ processors with Intel® Iris® X^e graphics, the world’s best processors for thin-and-light laptops¹, delivering up to 2.7x faster content creation², more than 20% faster office productivity³ and more than 2x faster gaming plus streaming⁴ in real-world workflows over competitive products.
• Intel® Evo™ platform brand introduced for designs based on 11th Gen Intel Core processors with Intel Iris X^e graphics and verified through the Project Athena innovation program’s second-edition specification and key experience indicators (KEIs).
• Consistent responsiveness on battery⁶
• System wake from sleep in less than 1 second
• Nine or more hours of real-world battery life on systems with FHD displays⁷
• Fast charging with up to a four-hour charge in under 30 minutes on systems with FHD displays⁸

Via: mspoweruser