Please enjoy a guest blog post by Phillip Davis, A writer for Intel’s internal news site, Circuit News. A staggering 140,000 people were gadget-gazing in Las Vegas this week at the 2012 Consumer Electronics Show—and at times it felt as if they were all trying to squeeze into Intel’s immensely popular blue pavilion anchoring the [...] Continue reading →

Please enjoy a guest blog post by Phillip Davis, A writer for Intel’s internal news site, Circuit News. A staggering 140,000 people were gadget-gazing in Las Vegas this week at the 2012 Consumer Electronics Show—and at times it felt as if they were all trying to squeeze into Intel’s immensely popular blue pavilion anchoring the [...] Continue reading →

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? Continue reading →

Take a look at the interactive lifeform generator results displayed in pictures below. 30 Billion points of data per second are rendered to display new lifeforms on the screens around the Intel globes. 12 i7 processors are used, along with 24 projector… Continue reading →

 OK, I have to say it, I’m way impressed with some of what I’m seeing and some of what I’m hearing at CES regarding Intel technologies.  It’s a lot for me to take in but I’ll do my best to give you guys a highlight of Intel at CES 2… Continue reading →

 OK, I have to say it, I’m way impressed with some of what I’m seeing and some of what I’m hearing at CES regarding Intel technologies.  It’s a lot for me to take in but I’ll do my best to give you guys a highlight of Intel at CES 2… Continue reading →

 OK, I have to say it, I’m way impressed with some of what I’m seeing and some of what I’m hearing at CES regarding Intel technologies.  It’s a lot for me to take in but I’ll do my best to give you guys a highlight of Intel at CES 2… Continue reading →

 OK, I have to say it, I’m way impressed with some of what I’m seeing and some of what I’m hearing at CES regarding Intel technologies.  It’s a lot for me to take in but I’ll do my best to give you guys a highlight of Intel at CES 2… Continue reading →

Are you curious what the Intel booth at CES 2012 looks like behind the scenes? Below are some photos I took to give you a peek at our office space behind the public side of the booth. Enjoy!   Here’s the reception desk where people were on hand to greet guests and check them in [...] Continue reading →

Other than the rocking Ultrabook™ demos in the Intel booth at CES 2012, the connected car concept experience provides a fascinating look at what our drive time could be like if our cars had Intel inside and connected intelligence.             What if your devices could connect seamlessly and turn your [...] Continue reading →

Several “spotlight” features have been showcased at the Intel booth (#7253) and so far my favorite was this entertaining piece by DJ Music Producer and Performer Jace Clayton with musical Ensemble Nettle. This super cool foursome demonstrated how technology powered by an Ultrabook deliver amazing sounds with traditional instruments. Check out these videos and let [...] Continue reading →

This afternoon at CES 2012, professional snowboarder Tim Humphreys explained how he uses technology to Intel booth attendees.Tim uses a GoPro HD camera and an Ultrabook to capture, edit and post his videos to his YouTube channel. Tim said that using Intel Quick Sync Video saves him a bunch of time. In a couple hours [...] Continue reading →

I just listened to the demo of the Intel Smartphone Reference Design in the Intel booth at CES 2012. I have to say, I’m blown away by the processing power in this phone, and I’m not just saying that — look at the feature list below. Paul Otellini announced the Smartphone in the Intel keynote [...] Continue reading →

Let’s take a break from all the CES talk about the Ultrabook and talk about security. Some of you may or may not know that Intel acquired McAfee* in 2010,  a move that with the recent launch of the McAfee All Access software gives consumers a pretty complete hardware and software solution to their devices. [...] Continue reading →

Here at the Intel booth at CES 2012, the Ultrabook™ takes center stage. The Ultrabook captures people’s attention because the Ultrabook offers great entertainment options. With my old PC, I can’t connect directly from my laptop to my HDTV with an HDMI cable in order to watch a video on the TV set. My old [...] Continue reading →

Here at the Intel booth at CES 2012, the Ultrabook™ takes center stage. The Ultrabook captures people’s attention because the Ultrabook offers great entertainment options. With my old PC, I can’t connect directly from my laptop to my HDTV with an HDMI cable in order to watch a video on the TV set. My old [...] Continue reading →

Today in the Intel booth at CES, Dr. Carlos G. Iglesias talked about how Intel-based computers help people in rural Mexico get: 1. Faster access to health care 2. More health care choices 3. Better high quality health care This type of technology enables doctors who are geographically separated to share information and consult on [...] Continue reading →

I had the opportunity to watch Dr. Albert Lin‘s presentation in the Intel spotlight theater in the Intel booth today at CES 2012. Lin’s fascinating presentation focused on how technology plays a part in his life as an explorer and scientist for National Geographic Explorer. It’s crucial for Dr Lin to carry the best technology, [...] Continue reading →

I’m no stranger to lugging a heavy computer bag across campus. In the past, I would toss in my regular laptop, power brick, phone, and phone charger, along with a book, notebook, pens, and wallet. Now I’ve added a tablet to the mix, instead of the book, but it all adds up to the point [...] Continue reading →

I’m no stranger to lugging a heavy computer bag across campus. In the past, I would toss in my regular laptop, power brick, phone, and phone charger, along with a book, notebook, pens, and wallet. Now I’ve added a tablet to the mix, instead of the book, but it all adds up to the point [...] Continue reading →