Author Archives: Eric Mantion

Tell Intel How Shopping Should Be Smarter

Are you a shopping Ninja? Are your friends amazed by how you always get the best stuff at the best prices, faster than anyone else? Well we think technology can help make your shopping experiences even better, but we want you to help us figure out what should come next! Please share your thoughts with us to make shopping better for everyone! Read more >

Is Smart Shopping the Latest “Smart” thing to improve your life?

The transition to Smart Shopping can benefit stores and customers alike and this week in New York City, the National Retail Federation is holding their annual big show & Intel is there showing some pretty impressive things. In this post, we share with you some pictures of the different demos we showed along with a video that gives you a feeling for what a cool new demo looks like in action. Read more >

On MLK Day, All Men are Created Equal, But Clearly Not All Cores

If anyone missed it – Intel released some pretty big news at CES about our “Medfield” (Intel Atom Z2460) processor going into Cell Phones. However, Anand Shimpi from AnandTech.com has released some even MORE interesting information which, when taken together may bust some age-old paradigms around the whole ARM vs Intel debate. Are you ready for a shock? Read more >

On MLK Day, All Men are Created Equal, But Clearly Not All Cores

If anyone missed it – Intel released some pretty big news at CES about our “Medfield” (Intel Atom Z2460) processor going into Cell Phones. However, Anand Shimpi from AnandTech.com has released some even MORE interesting information which, when taken together may bust some age-old paradigms around the whole ARM vs Intel debate. Are you ready for a shock? Read more >

What I did for Xmas & CES 2012

What did you do for the winter-solstice-adjacent holidays? Did you fly to a Ski resort? Did you drive across town to relatives or friends? Did you go over the river & through the woods to grandmother’s house? Personally, I did the latter, except the “river” was the Mississippi and the “woods” was the state of Texas. All [...] Read more >