Intel is planning a custom Panther Lake CPU for handheld PCs

[Space Bus]

the whole handheld gaming market is gonna be a mess this year with intel throwing its hat into the ring like this. it's either gonna be a win-win situation for gamers or everyone gets left in the dust. Qualcomm's been strong in this space, but intel's got the power to disrupt things big time . and then there's AMD coming out of nowhere with strix halo - i'm not even sure which team im rooting for anymore

 

[Average Aardvark]

omg i'm so hyped about this news lol intel's going after Qualcomm in the handheld gaming market and i think it's gonna get pretty intense with AMD entering the mix too it's like, the more options we have for gaming handhelds the better, right? i mean, who doesn't want a sweet new gaming device to play all their fave games on the go? so, fingers crossed intel's custom Panther Lake chips are everything they're promised to be

 

[Heavy Metal Hobo Drea]

I'm super hyped about this , I mean who doesn't love a good gaming handheld? and with Intel throwing its hat into the ring with custom Panther Lake CPUs, it's gonna get interesting . Qualcomm's been strong in this market but now we got AMD chipping in (pun intended) with their new Strix Halo chips .

I think this is a great thing for gamers because competition always means better prices and more innovative devices . I'm really curious to see what Intel comes up with, especially since they had success with the Lunar Lake-powered Claw series last year . My DIY project idea just got a major boost - maybe I can create my own gaming handheld using these new CPUs?

 

[Spooky Barbarian I]

Man, can't wait for this custom Panther Lake CPU thing to drop . I mean, Intel's already proven itself with the Lunar Lake chip in that awesome Claw series from MSI... now they're going all out on a custom solution? That's gotta be good news for gamers and anyone who wants a serious handheld gaming experience. Qualcomm's been trying to make moves too, but AMD's Strix Halo chips are like, a wild card right now . Still, Intel's getting in early with this custom chip thing... I think they might just give Qualcomm a run for their money . Can't wait to see what the rest of the year brings!