T-minus

I’m kinda mesmerized by our countdown clock… We’re announcing the name of Intel’s smallest IA processor ever… right here on this very blog when that clock expires. This got me thinking of NASA and that baritoned announcer who says “T-minus … Continue reading

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How To Catch a Thief with a SIM Card and MySpace

It’s always nice to see the bad guys get what’s coming to them. There’s this girl from Brooklyn who gets her cell phone stolen back in January. The thief, apparently ignorant of what a SIM card is / does, uses … Continue reading

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How Does Intel Technology Bring Out the Genius in You?

Genius is tenacious and inside each of us, shaping our character and driving us to create new possibilities. Add to that the wisdom of crowds and you have the story about how this went from being an employee video to … Continue reading

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Apple’s new MacBooks are here

Mobility Today captured all the system specs of the new line of MacBook and MacBook Pros with the Intel Core 2 Duo (45nm Penryn!!!).

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Why My Laptop is Fat and Not Phat

I was really happy with my new Lenovo T61. . . until today. Alas, now I have laptop envy. My notebook computer looks fat and bulky when compared to the amazingly sleek Lenovo X300 announced today. Lenovo collaborated with Intel … Continue reading

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What’s Under the Hood @ GDC?

Since GDC 2007, we’ve seen lots of advancements to Intel processors, including the move to 45nm transistors (codenamed Penryn) and now the 8-core Intel Extreme Edition motherboards (codenamed Skulltrail). Here’s what people at the Game Developer Conference had to say … Continue reading

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VIDEO — World’s First Cascaded Raman Silicon Laser, Inside Intel’s Silicon Photonics Lab

From Nature Photonics magazine to Research@Intel blog by Haisheng Rong to this: the premiere video showing the world’s first cascaded Raman silicon laser, featuring Intel Fellow Mario Paniccia inside the Silicon Photonics Lab in Santa Clara, CA.

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The 3rd Screen

third screen n. A video screen that a person uses as often as their television and computer screens. It’s a concept that has been around for at least ten years now. And one that generally comes from the mouths of … Continue reading

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Intel’s smallest announcement ever

Turns out my cube neighbor CAN keep a secret. A big one in fact! She knows the new brand name for Intel’s smallest processor ever. But she’s not talking. Soon, on March 3, the guarded brand name will be revealed. … Continue reading

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Living The Mobile Lifestyle

Hi! My name is Josh Bancroft, and I’m a blogger and mobile gadget addict geek. I work at Intel Software Network, but the fine folks who created this blog asked if I could lend a hand over here to get … Continue reading

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