Gaming on Integrated Graphics: No Longer Crazy Talk
Intel has launched new drivers for its G965 integrated graphics chipset. But what does this mean? Traditionally, integrated graphics have been the weaklings of the graphics world – sure there are a lot...
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When geek meets style – Form factor and Usage Innovation using Intel Mobile...
Who said computers are boring, beige boxes that are kept under the table? Mobile computing is in its infancy and the power of mobility is yet to be experienced in a big way. The fact that you can carry...
View Article90nm Flash is dead, long live 65nm Flash!
And it will live longer too – Intel’s announced move to 65nm NOR Flash to will allow support for longer product life cycles – which in the embedded market is vital. NOR Flash it a type of Flash memory...
View ArticleNew Intel Ads
Intel has launched a new advertising campaign – moving away from the ‘Multiply’ ads with cool and funky dancers to something a bit more processor specific. These ‘Centrino Duo’ ads feature charming and...
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Fortress vPro
Hardware. It is a great word. Hardware. It brings forth thoughts of strength, of metal and stone, of a solid foundation. Security is a word that seems to go naturally with the word hardware. After all,...
View ArticleMy IDF Keynote, and launching Channel Intel
The greatest geek-fest on Earth, the Intel Developer Forum (IDF) San Francisco show that is, is just a 8 days away. IDF Beijing in the Spring of this year was a fabulous event with great technology...
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“Intel HD Video” using Intel integrated graphics and cool looking home PC’s.
I have already blogged about gaming on Intel integrated graphics, but what about video? For some reason there is still doubt out there in computerland that an integrated graphics chipset can output...
View ArticleVideoBlog – Commodore Extreme Gaming PC’s
Intel’s Dan Snyder shows off some of the new Ninja gaming rigs from Commodore!
View ArticleExpanding the market for physics and character animation
This one is not written by myself, but I thought that you would like to hear the thoughts of Elliot Garbus, Vice President and General Manager, Visual Computing Software Division: ****************...
View ArticleMy frustrations with my IT laptop
This is my first attempt at a blog, and the blog folks tell me I can feel free to write what I wish. I wonder if they might have had me confused with someone else and when they come to their senses...
View ArticleRead IDF Spring 2008 Pre-Event News Coverage
Read the pre-event coverage for the Spring 2008 Intel Developer Forum, from ZDNet to The New York Times and AnandTech More»
View ArticleVIDEO: Cracked An Atom, Then Packed for IDF Shanghai
Friday at Intel headquarters, I met up with Ultra Mobile Man Uday Keshavdas to see what he was packing up for his trip to Shanghai for the Intel Developer Forum. In this video, we go inside his work...
View ArticlePat Gelsinger & the World’s Greatest Geekfest
Milliwatts to petaflops. May sound silly to some, but it has a more sobering ring when spoken and shown among friends attending an Intel Developer Forum. It’s a theme for what’s coming, but it’s also a...
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Doing something amazing with your Intel processor? Tell Intel and Win Big!
Calling all innovators, educators, entertainers, communicators and creators – or anyone with a story to tell about their processor! Intel kicked off a cool contest today inviting creative people to...
View ArticleNews Watch: Netbooks – Industry Friend or Foe?
Netbooks of all shapes and sizes have been hot sellers, filling up many of the top 10 spots on amazon.com’s electronics sales rankings and even being worthy of a review in the latest Consumer Reports...
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A Peek Inside Dan’s Press Sample Cabinet
As the guy with the “keys to the sample cabinet” for all worldwide Intel press review samples, my email Inbox is pretty jumpin’. I wanted to share a few of my favorite stories and experiences as well...
View ArticleFrom Pentium Pro to Nehalem: The Story of Transformation
Today, at our headquarters in the heart of Silicon Valley, we launched the most important Intel server product since 1995′s Intel® Pentium® Pro processor. In 1995, fewer than 750Ku servers based on...
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Intel unveils new badge design
Look for new versions of the famous Intel Inside sticker to begin appearing on laptops and PCs starting today. Intel has done a complete re-design of its product badges as part of a broader effort to...
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Intel Embedded in Future Communications Networks with New Xeon Processors
Click To Play For more information please see the press kit for the Xeon 5500 series launch, which occurred on March 30, 2009.
View ArticlePortland Youth Experience WiMAX “Outside the Walls”
The “Digital Divide” as we understand it doesn’t just exist in rural or third-world countries. The possibility to bridge this Divide can be realized in our own backyard, and WiMAX wireless Internet...
View ArticleClassmate PC as a One-to-One Learning Tool
One-to-One learning, where every kid in a classroom has a computer that can interact with a teacher, although rewarding, is a complicated classroom model to implement. Lots of elements must come...
View ArticleAn Update On Our Graphics-related Programs
“Graphics.” I think the high-tech industry needs to do a better job defining this omnibus word. At a minimum, graphics can be divided into creating, consuming (viewing), interacting, playing and...
View ArticleSandybridge on Linux – it will be an absolute joy!
So, there has been a lot of noise around Sandybridge and Linux support. Most of the criticism has come from Charlie Demerjian over at semiaccurate.com. Now we at Intel like Charlie, we are fans and he...
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