On September 2, 2020, in addition to the release of the next generation of mobile PC processors, Intel also brought an innovative ecosystem platform-Evo and a new brand logo.

It is reported that only notebook computers that consistently meet or exceed KEI's goals and specifications can be certified to use the Intel Evo logo. KEI goals are minimum requirements, including:

(1) Consistent response speed when battery powered;

(2) Wake up the system from sleep mode within 1 second;

(3) In actual scenes, a system equipped with a FHD full HD display can achieve 9 hours or longer battery life;

(4) Fast charging, the system equipped with FHD full HD display can get up to 4 hours of battery life after 30 minutes of charging.

A stylish thin and light notebook based on the Intel Evo platform can bring the following features: first-class wired and wireless connectivity, including integrated Thunderbolt™ 4 universal cable connection and Intel® Wi-Fi 6 (Gig+), as well as high-end audio, The camera and display help the device provide a quality experience. The core content of the second edition target specification and certification process.

In addition, Intel’s new Logo adopts a minimalist design, which is the third time Intel has changed its standard since its establishment.