Here's How 12th Gen Intel Evo Laptops Enhance Video Call Quality
Intel's latest processors are built for more than just speed, with a renewed focus on enhancing video call quality on laptops that bear Intel's Evo mark. The Evo platform brand is meant to ease the shopping experience, so customers don't have to laboriously examine specifications to determine whether a PC laptop will meet their needs. Evo represents a certain standard, and Intel recently clarified how the certification has evolved to meet users' needs in 2022.
Beginning as Project Athena in 2019, Intel Evo came in 2020 with higher standards. Each year, Intel has continued to raise the bar to qualify for the Evo mark. For example, Evo laptops must have more than nine hours of battery life while displaying a full HD screen. In addition, at least 4 hours of battery life should be possible with just half an hour of charge time. Also, waking from sleep must take place in under one second. These were challenging goals in 2020, and they've only gotten more challenging.
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Intel recently described its upcoming 12th gen laptop processors and what qualifying for the Intel Evo mark will mean for laptops with these new chips. Much of the focus was on enhancing video call quality, with full-HD or better camera quality, artificial intelligence image enhancement that includes optional smart-framing, eye-contact correction and skin smoothing. Image quality is essential, but audio quality is necessary, so Intel also introduced new AI-based noise filtering. During a Zoom call, the company demonstrated just how good it could be. The video showed a person on a call with a vacuum cleaner running in the background. Intel's Dynamic Background Noise Suppression reduced the buzz and
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