After more than a year of frustrating delays, Intel has finally unveiled its first CPUs using the new Broadwell architecture. Broadwell, which succeeds the current Haswell family, uses a14-nanometer manufacturing process that has given Intel’s engineers fits. The new CPU family was originally

While most other segments of the PC market that Intel provides processors for -- from mainstream desktops to laptops of all shapes and sizes -- have the felt the impact of its successful rollout of Haswell chips (the fourth iteration of its "Core" platform), the highest of high-end client desktops

Intel is busy brewing up the successor to the NUC, and the first upgraded units will be on sale next spring. The NUC 2.0 is a major upgrade, with 14nm Braswell Atom and fifth-generation Intel Core processors — and the all the makings of a solid Steam Machines. Before you scoff at the idea of a NUC