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Intel brought working prototype Panther Lake laptops to CES.
As proof it’s on track with its next low-power laptop chip — the chip that will itself prove out Intel’s 18A process, which could in turn prove whether the company can regain silicon manufacturing leadership — Intel showed journalists these working samples.
These aren’t laptops you’ll actually buy — they’re demonstrators from Compal, Pegatron, and Wistron, which serve as ODMs to brand-name laptop companies.
1/3There was nothing running on these machines for us to try, mind you, but that’s typical this early. Photo by Sean Hollister / The Verge
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