Anyone got a use case?

http://hardware.slashdot.org/story/16/01/07/2218254/intels-next-gen-compute-...

What on earth is Core-M you may possibly ask?

'Delving a little deeper into exactly what Core M offers, its headline figure is a Thermal Deisgn Power (TDP - read max power consumption) of just 4.5W. This compares to around 10-15W for a typical laptop processor and 50-100W for desktop processors.

Previously this level of power draw was only possible in severely under-powered Atom processors, such as the Bay-Trail line, which were really only good for more simple tablet-type devices. Core M really is the first processor to bridge the gap between ultra-low TDP and acceptable laptop performance.

Read more at http://www.trustedreviews.com/opinions/intel-core-m-everything-you-need-to-k...'