From ZDNet:
Intel has apparently taken advantage of a quiet period for the tech industry to slip out a handful of new PC processors that don’t do anything whiz-bang enough to wait for whatever the company has in store for next month’s CES event (the rumored 10-core desktop chip and/or a preview of the Kaby Lake architecture?).
The chip giant has just dropped eight new CPUs into its lineup, comprising a mix of both desktop and mobile processors based on either Broadwell or the newer Skylake architecture. Perhaps the most noteworthy ones are the desktop CPUs, the Skylake-based Core i3-6098P and i5-6402P. That’s because the “P” suffix has indicated in the past an Intel processor that lacks the company’s integrated GPU. Intel has made great strides with its integrated graphics recently, but buyers who are definitely building a system with a discrete graphics card might not be all that interested in an integrated GPU.
