Intel Braswell - a new generation of processors for mobile and mini computers

Held on the last week in the Chinese city of Shenzhen the Intel Developer Forum vice president of Intel's Kirk Skaugen (Kirk Skaugen) introduced a new generation of processors Braswell, intended for use in mobile and low cost miniature computers running Android, ChromeOS, Linux or Windows. Braswell processors will be produced at rates of 14 nm, which will reduce power consumption and increase productivity, while making the product itself is even cheaper than their predecessors.
Intel remains true to his habit of calling generation processor names of geographic features in the United States. So Brasvel (Braswell) - a town in the State of George. As for the previous generation of Bay Trail, then so called hiking trail along the coast of the Bay of San Francisco.

Source: habrahabr.ru/company/intel/blog/218815/