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Posted Wireless Powerto Inside Scoop @ Intel
Today, on CNN, there's an article talking about wireless electricity. It seems to be quite the buzz around the internet this week... as I also received the following TED demonstration from a co-worker who FWs all things interesting over to...
Posted Tell us your story and possibly win a netbook!to Inside Scoop @ Intel
On Monday this week, we kicked off the "What's Inside You Sweepstakes". Share your story of how Intel processors make a difference in your life and be entered into a drawing with the chance to win several notable prizes, including...
Posted Can you Hulu?to Inside Scoop @ Intel
Being a little bit of a technology laggard, I was surprised to recently learn that a lot of the fantastic HD video that I watch online is in part because I have a newer laptop powered by the Intel Core2 Duo...
Posted Where do you want the Internet?to Inside Scoop @ Intel
On CNN this morning, there's an article about Nettops, another internet device powered by the Intel Atom processor. In my previous posts, I've talked about wanting a stylish little netbook - to carry around in my purse. But now, I'm...
Posted Terra and her netbookto Inside Scoop @ Intel
A few weeks ago, I had the pleasure of meeting Terra Reilly, co-founder of Captive Orbit, a digital marketing agency in Seattle, WA. Terra's one of those amazing people who is accomplished and fun loving, it really was a pleasure...
Posted Netbooks vs Laptopsto Inside Scoop @ Intel
SmartMoney published a great play on the PC vs Mac series to showcase the differences between Netbooks and Laptops on YouTube a while back... To help you better understand the differences, Intel published a quick cheat sheet comparing the two...
Posted Interview with Digital Artist about his Core i7to Inside Scoop @ Intel
I've had the pleasure of meeting Mike Landry through my work at Intel. He's a Digital Content Creator/ Movie Maker out of San Francisco. He's created two works for Intel: Cubicle and Wall Crawl. The second video was created on...
Posted WIY Contest Winners have been notifiedto Inside Scoop @ Intel
This judges have completed their scorecards and the 3 winners of the What's Inside You Contest have all been notified. Because there is a qualification process (as outlined in the Rules of the Contest), the winners will not be broadly...
Posted WIY Contest Timelineto Inside Scoop @ Intel
The judges are in deliberation this week for the WIY Contest. Our original intent was to notify the Top 3 this week - and we are running a little behind schedule. Be patient! The notifications should be sent out early...
Posted Let the Suspense Continue...to Inside Scoop @ Intel
The What's Inside You Contest has officially ended. So, what's next?Early next week, the judging will begin. To help kick this off, we will be going through the Top 10 Community Vote Getters and ensuring that only valid entries are...
Posted Crawl the Wallto Inside Scoop @ Intel
Mike Landry has shared his most recent video creation with us, called Wall Crawl. He used a desktop powered by Intel's latest and the world's fastest microprocessor, Intel® Core™ i7 Extreme Edition. Enjoy!...
Posted 48 Entries to Vote for!to Inside Scoop @ Intel
Tomorrow at 11:59:00 EST, the What's Inside You Contest will be closing down voting. Right now, there are a total of 48 entries into the Contest.We had some reports of website issues which prevented some entries from being successfully entered...
Posted One day left...to Inside Scoop @ Intel
...for your chance to enter your submission into the What's Inside You Contest! We want to hear about the amazing things you are doing with your Intel processor. The prize packages total up to $6,900 and free t-shirts for entering...
Posted Seven Days left...to Inside Scoop @ Intel
There are seven days remaining in the What's Inside You Contest! On January 15th, the submission period ends while voting remains open for a week beyond, ending on January 22nd. If you are going to enter for some fabulous prizes,...
Posted Why Max?to Inside Scoop @ Intel
This week in Portland, Clear launched it's WiMAX service. A few months ago, XOHM launched it's WiMAX service in Baltimore, MD. With these two companies merging, WiMAX service should be pretty interesting to watch in 2009. As part of the...
Posted Contest Continues - Triple Booting leads Community Votesto Inside Scoop @ Intel
The community voting is active! Last week, we had a run between Andy Poland and lplasch for first place. This week, Triple Booting is racing into the lead. Voting is open through January 22 and only leads into the Official...
Posted Andy Poland's putting the band back together!to Inside Scoop @ Intel
This week, the What's Inside You Contest launched! The current top submission based on community votes is Andy Poland who works with his kids to create music. He uses a Intel® Core™2 Duo processor to power his desktop computer. Listen...
Posted Far Cry 2 optimized for Intelto Inside Scoop @ Intel
Meet Dominic Guay, technical director at Ubisoft, and head of the team who developed Far Cry 2. Ubisoft and Intel worked together to create an optimal gaming experience when Intel's Inside. With today's launch of Intel's latest processor, Core i7,...
Posted Meet Tanaka Shuichiro, Bijinga (美人画) Artistto Inside Scoop @ Intel
One of the great things about working at a Global Company is the worldwide perspective. In the last year, we've collected and published ~200 customer stories spanning ~11 countries and most continents. One of my favorite digital artists I've seen...
Posted Filmmakers and Intelto Inside Scoop @ Intel
I love storytelling. As part of intel.com, there is an entire section of the site devoted to storytelling, What's Inside You. We collect stories from Intel Customers and share them. One of my favorite stories is Mike Landry's Cubicle, a...
Posted California bans texting while driving - will computing be next?to Inside Scoop @ Intel
I've been sitting back imagining all the possibilities which WiMAX will bring... Being able to take my laptop absolutely anywhere and use it will be really nice. Today, my personal computing is limited to my house, my backyard hammock, and...
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