yes it is an icelake version, check your twitter notebookcheck, linked it there.

Quote from: jeremy on September 01, 2019, 17:17:15

Quote from: S.Yu on September 01, 2019, 14:24:05
There's a C port in place of the DC, so it can't be anything that asks for 100W+, it's most likely the Stealth.

To be fair, 100W is just USB-PD's default limits, which was built around USB-A/B+Mini/Micro connector limitations, not USB-C. However, USB-PD was not specced any higher for USB-C, which leads to a de-facto limit.. Dell has taken it a tiny bit further, to 130W for USB-C, with various Latitude and XPS laptops.

Ah ha, thanks, very interesting fact.

Quote from: S.Yu on September 01, 2019, 14:24:05
There's a C port in place of the DC, so it can't be anything that asks for 100W+, it's most likely the Stealth.

To be fair, 100W is just USB-PD's default limits, which was built around USB-A/B+Mini/Micro connector limitations, not USB-C. However, USB-PD was not specced any higher for USB-C, which leads to a de-facto limit.. Dell has taken it a tiny bit further, to 130W for USB-C, with various Latitude and XPS laptops.

They already announced Stealth with 25 10nm APU's
I could post link but just did account heh

There's a C port in place of the DC, so it can't be anything that asks for 100W+, it's most likely the Stealth.