TAKING ‘TIGER LAKE’
Here you can see the Bend prototype un-bent and set
up in a sort-of all-in-one-PC mode, augmented by the
same physical keyboard that you could overlay on the
lower half of the screen when it is bent.
Beyond the software-mode capability, also under
development is an Intel processor code-named “Tiger
Lake,” which powers the Horseshoe Bend prototype and
will likely power similar products if they make it to
market. Intel formally announced Tiger Lake at a press
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its features or capabilities.
For now, Horseshoe Bend is a promising example that
foldable-screen PCs don’t just have to be tablet-like
devices with extreme portability. Sizing up the screen a
bit could get you a truly versatile device that could
replace your laptop, your tablet, and your desktop.
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Under
development is
an Intel
processor code-
named ‘Tiger
Lake,’ which
powers the
Horseshoe
Bend