Intel's Lunar Lake mobile CPUs reportedly delayed until the end of the year, missing the big back-to-school period

Intel's next-generation Lunar Lake mobile CPUs have been hotly anticipated, and since their announcement at the start of this month we've been keen to get our hands on them for ourselves. Recent reports suggest, however, that we won't see the new chips until the end of this year, meaning that Intel may well miss out on the big back-to-school laptop trading period. ) that the new Lunar Lake chips are said to not be shipping until September, instead of June as previously suggested.

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