To get back on topic, (I know,coming from me right), This I 3 becomes Pentium evolution, puts me in mind of when the E-8xxxx series begat the E-7xxx c2d offerings, the tech from which then was offered as "Pentium dual core". If memory serves, I have an E-7300 c2d @ something like 2.4 Ghz, and an arguably faster E-6300 Pentium Dual Core @ 2.8 Ghz., (No, not the original c2d E-6300). All 3 series of CPUs were 45nm (IIRC).
The fact this article is on to something, but perhaps should have offered more data on the higher models in the series, is borne out by the fact the Kaby Lake G-4620 @3.7 Ghz, is being offered by Newegg for $92.99, a dollar more than Intel's highest suggested consumer price! In addition, they're asking for 6 bucks shipping, which raises the pop to $99.00. (Or almost exactly what I said the cheapo new Pentium would cost, when paired with an Nvidia 710) You can have any Kaby Lake i3 your heart desires, shipped for free....(y) <(I think that deserves a thumbs up, sort of).
Here's the Pentium G4620 page:
https://www.newegg.com/Product/Product.aspx?Item=N82E16819117736
And here's the page to the new Kaby Lake unlocked i3, the i3-7350K :
https://www.newegg.com/Product/Product.aspx?Item=N82E16819117772
Now, it costs $180.00 (!), and any decent "computer enthusiast", should be able to start a ripping good forum brawl, as to whether or not it's worth it. (AMD fanbois invited and welcomed to the main event).