Intel has formally taken the wraps off its highly anticipated new line of Core CPUs featuring Radeon Vega graphics processors integrated onto the same physical package. Intel first announced its collaboration with AMD in November 2017, confirming months of rumours. Details of one such CPU model were inadvertently published on Intel's own website last week before being taken down, and now we know that there will be five models in total, aimed at both laptops and desktops. Dell and HP will be the first to launch new 2-in-1 laptops using these processors, but specifics will only be known when the respective companies do their own unveilings. Other companies will be announcing more products in early 2018. Intel has also launched a new line of its own compact NUC PCs featuring the new processors and aimed at gamers.