Those demo guys know how to live! This is a very cool live video demo interaction with Intel CEO Paul Otellini during the kick off keynote at the Intel Developer Forum. See new super charged, pocket-sized, WiMAX and Wi-Fi wireless mobile device take a flying leap with our wild base jumpin’ demo dude.
New possibilities powered by the forthcoming tiny, energy-efficient new processor technology for ultra mobile devices — codenamed Silverthorne.
Read that you’re developing a “Moorestown” platform. Since I live in Moorestown, NJ, just wondering about the codename. Why Moorestown? Gordon Moore, perhaps?
Moorestown is the codename for Intel’s low power platform for ultra mobile devices that follows Menlow. Here’s a recent blog post and video that includes Menlow.
Here’s a link to Intel’s ultra mobile platform for 2007.
We’re asking our pals about the codename Moorestown. Codenames are often plucked right off the map and we’re seeing a few new codenames with “towns” like Harpertown.
Oct 12 |
Intel Inside! said:
WiMAX? This, here, is only a dream (like the iPhone).
Oct 16 |
brian ngai said:
would intel integrate the wimax function inside the mobile technology? i think the system solution has reached the mature stage following the deployment and execution. i think alvarion has the solution. hope wimax soon replacing gsm, cdma, wifi and forming the new wireless generation of technology wave benefiting the users and the communities…
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Sep 20 | P. Conlow said:
Read that you’re developing a “Moorestown” platform. Since I live in Moorestown, NJ, just wondering about the codename. Why Moorestown? Gordon Moore, perhaps?
Sep 20 | Ken Kaplan said:
Moorestown is the codename for Intel’s low power platform for ultra mobile devices that follows Menlow. Here’s a recent blog post and video that includes Menlow.
Here’s a link to Intel’s ultra mobile platform for 2007.
We’re asking our pals about the codename Moorestown. Codenames are often plucked right off the map and we’re seeing a few new codenames with “towns” like Harpertown.
Oct 12 | Intel Inside! said:
WiMAX? This, here, is only a dream (like the iPhone).
Oct 16 | brian ngai said:
would intel integrate the wimax function inside the mobile technology? i think the system solution has reached the mature stage following the deployment and execution. i think alvarion has the solution. hope wimax soon replacing gsm, cdma, wifi and forming the new wireless generation of technology wave benefiting the users and the communities…