Let's start with a quick word on what 'generation' means in this context. Generally speaking, a generation destination shows up with the microarchitecture changes. Keep reading to understand the performance and model evolution. Looking at an all Intel processors list can be confusing. Improvements are great, but you don't reinvent the wheel every day. Many are built for a specific purpose that can overlap. Like any good technology, it doesn't stop functioning just because the next iteration comes out. Intel's 4th generation i7 came out in 2013 and still finds uses in everything from laptops to gaming machines to workstations. Still, a functional understanding of the past doesn't mean going all the way back to the beginning.
However, when you learn the history, and how these terms were built from the ground up, they start to make sense. Every designator seems to be more complicated than putting it in plain English. Looking at a list of products and model names in the present is like learning Latin names for anatomy.
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