Intel Spotlight & Booth in Pictures: CES 2012 Day 1
Below are pictures from the Intel booth and theater on Day 1 at CES 2012. Click to make bigger.

Below are pictures from the Intel booth and theater on Day 1 at CES 2012. Click to make bigger.
Ultrabooks are front and center in the Intel booth today. They are sleek and sexy and ultimately responsive and very portable. It’s fun to see the expression on people’s faces when they first see them. It’s easy to imagine you’ll want to take one with you whereever you go. 3 Ultrabook Features — you’ll be [...] Read more
It’s the night before CES officially opens, and a bunch of people are working to bring everything together for you. This afternoon I got an opportunity to peek into the Intel booth. Things are coming together! Below are a few pictures I was able to snap with my cell phone. Click on any of the [...] Read more
Steve Ballmer, Microsoft CEO, opened his keynote at CES 2012 this evening with a fun video with soundbites from previous CES keynotes. Then, Ryan Seacrest took the stage to talk about what’s happening in the tech industry and for Microsoft along with Ballmer. Ballmer says Microsoft has an opportunity to raise their game across a [...] Read more
The microprocessor is often referred to as the “brains” inside your computer, and today we celebrate one of the brains behind the “brains” of your computer – Robert Noyce, co-founder of Intel, was nicknamed the “Mayor of Silicon Valley” and would have been 84 years old today. We are reminded of Noyce’s intelligence and leadership as innovation [...] Read more
I like to keep my friends updated on what’s happening in my busy and chaotic life. With the holidays coming up, I was going to just produce another one-page newsletter — complete with pictures, of course — but instead decided that a video would be quite a bit more fun! What’s great is that my [...] Read more
I like to stay in touch with my friends and family by sending them newsletters and email, but as I have gotten more experience producing videos, I thought this year it’d be great to send a video greeting card instead! I own a MacBook that has a built-in video camera and microphone, so I’m ready [...] Read more
I was lucky enough to test out the Samsung Series 7 Slate PC. This isn’t your everyday tablet that many have become accustomed to – it’s a slate PC! I have to admit, this is a really cool form factor, and it’s very portable and powerful! Be sure to add this to your Christmas wish list. Read more
When it comes to shopping today, consumers want the best of online and in-store experiences. It’s no secret that many of us confer with our favorite online reviewers or product sites before ever setting foot in a store. And most of us have used a smart phone to look up product information and compare [...] Read more
Happy Birthday! 40 Years of Intel Microprocessor Innovation! Steve Jobs talks about wanting one in his autobiography and this technology jewel was birthed at Intel back in November of 1971. It has come a long way baby! It was born 10 years before the PC and now the current Intel® Core™ processor has 43,000,000% more [...] Read more
Remember these numbers; 3930K, 3960X and X79 because if you are a serious gamer and/or computer enthusiast into photo, video or music creation you are gonna want one. The 3930K and 3960X are the latest Intel 2nd Generation Core i7 processors being released today for the enthusiast, and X79 Express is the chipset that supports [...] Read more
10. First app from the Intel’s compute continuum plan to enable seamless connectivity between devices and PC. 9. The app lets you experience your photos on the wide screen of a laptop, computer monitor or even TV with WiDi 8 It’s FREE! (both PC and device app) 7 Cross platform photos can be shard at [...] Read more
Cars are no longer just a means of transportation. Today cars often serve as mobile offices and entertainment centers while safely transporting us from point A to point B. According to a United States Census Bureau survey, Americans spend more than 100 hours a year commuting to work. And because we spend so much time [...] Read more
Here in the UK the leaves are already turning brown and the nights are drawing in – a telltale sign that awards season is almost upon us. Over the next few months an ultraflock (that’s the collective noun) of gadget magazines will release their awards nominees and winners, celebrating everything from cameras and cars, to [...] Read more
Phone calls are so 20th Century. The cool kids are all using video conferencing, and while I bet you’ve heard of it, you might have thought it was too complicated and required expensive hardware that you don’t have. The truth is quite different and odds are good that your existing PC – particularly all modern [...] Read more
The Global Challenge NY competition here at IEM Comic Con has been intense, the preliminary qualifiers have taken place and the finals have been set with WinFakt vs SK Gaming battling it out for the Counter Strike 1.6 championship, FruitDealer faces off against DongRaeGu in StarCraft II and fnatic goes up against SK Gaming for [...] Read more
In his latest Tech Tips video, Dave Taylor shows you how to set-up an SMS password to connect your cell phone to your Facebook account, giving you greater Facebook account security. Read more
For the first time ever, the age-old TV buying cycle is being disrupted, thanks primarily to new TV innovations and additional TV functions. This is very exciting news indeed. German households are now buying a new TV set almost every six years, according to recent research from GfK. Traditionally they purchased a new TV set [...] Read more
Are you back at school, but without a computer that can keep up with your everyday needs? Completing research papers, storing and editing photos and videos, surfing online and staying in touch with family and friends via email and various social media channels and video services, streaming your favorite music, playing games and watching movies… [...] Read more
It’s easy to get so involved with your friends and family on Facebook that you never spend a few minutes checking to ensure that your account is set up to maximize both your privacy and security. The time to make these changes is before something bad happens, however, not afterward. Don’t think it’s a problem? [...] Read more