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PCs are actually exciting again
Last year's Computex showed us how the PC would evolve. This year, that evolution began to feel concrete. Hardware is getting better across the board, as you'd expect. But there's also a renewed focus on productivity -- doing work that can't be done on a phone or tablet -- as well as fixing common issues. Intel and AMD are racing to cram even more cores into their processors, appeasing the most power hungry users. And we even caught a glimpse at some intriguing concepts for future devices.
Intel wants to get you excited for PCs with 'Creator' machines
Stylish gaming rigs aren't hard to find today, but with its "Creator PC" initiative, Intel is aiming to inspire hardware makers to develop high-end computers that'll appeal to a wider audience. You can think of it like Intel's push for thin and light Ultrabooks years ago, though the company isn't planning to spend nearly as much marketing Creator PCs. It's more of a "build it and they will come" approach, with an emphasis on design and cutting edge hardware like Intel's Optane SSDs and Thunderbolt 3 connectivity.
