Tag Archives: Apple

My iPad Meets My WiFi

posted by david.angell on April 13, 2010

I was one of those first 300,000 that lined up at Apple Stores to get my Apple iPad. A buddy and I went to the Apple Store in Palo Alto, CA. The atmosphere was charged like a movie premier. We … Continue reading →

Posted in Technologies for our Lives, Wireless | Tagged 80211n, Apple, apps, Intel, intel_centrino, ipad, mywifi, User Experience, wifi | 1 Comment

St. Paul Academy – Using classmate PCs and embracing 1:1!

posted by Jeff Galinovsky on March 23, 2010

So it has been awhile since my last Blog update, but I am hoping to change that this year. To kick things off this year, I wanted to talk about a real world deployment of classmate PCs and 1:1 learning … Continue reading →

Posted in IDF | Tagged 1:1, Apple, blog, Classmate PC, design, Embedded, Genevieve Bell, Lithography, Magelhaes, Microsoft, Mod, school, technology, usage models | 4 Comments

802.11n Wi-Fi: One Size Does Not Fit All

posted by david.angell on March 9, 2010

Considering a new notebook or netbook purchase? Of course, you’ll want 802.11n Wi-Fi built-in, but don’t assume that if the label says 802.11n, it’s all you need to know. You could find yourself with an underpowered 802.11n connection. 802.11n is … Continue reading →

Posted in Wireless | Tagged 80211n, Apple, blog, buying_80211n_products, Embedded, intel-wimax, Lithography, MeeGo, netbooks, notebooks, smart phones, spatial_streams, wifi, wlan | 1 Comment

The Magellan Generation

posted by esther andrews on March 4, 2010

Interviews in Portugal with key stakeholders on the deployment of 450,000 “Magellan PCs” for students revealed that the project is so influential the students are now being referred to as the “Magellan Generation” – an entire generation experiencing education in … Continue reading →

Posted in IDF | Tagged Apple, blog, Classmate PC, education, eLearning, Embedded, intel-wimax, Lithography, Magelhaes, Magellan, MeeGo, Portugal, smart phones | Comments Off

Mobile World Congress 2010: Intel Continues its Commitment to Worldwide Mobile WiMAX

posted by david.angell on March 1, 2010

Guest repost from goingWimax.com by Sanjiv Gupta, Sr. Technical Marketing Engineer at Intel. With the backdrop of the revolutionary deals being made at the GSMA Mobile World Congress 2010 (held from February 15-18th at the Fira de Barcelona), such as … Continue reading →

Posted in WiMax, Wireless | Tagged Apple, Atom, blog, Embedded, i3, Intel, intel-wimax, Lithography, MeeGo, Mobile World Congress, netbooks, nokia, notebooks, smart phones, WiMAX | Comments Off

The Inquirer: Tukwila “Spectacular”, Dunnington “Rocked”

posted by annie rodkins on April 2, 2008

“Tukwila silicon [...] was so spectacular it needs its own article.” Read more »

Posted in IDF | Tagged @idf08, @page-included-content, @tech-meta, Apple, CentrinoAtom, ethnography, IDF2008, Intel Developer Forum, laptops, memory, Menlow, nettops, Silverthorne, Technologies for our Lives, TRIZ, UMPC, virtualization | Comments Off

ZDNet: Streamlined mobile Internet will “disappear”

posted by mobilhomme on April 2, 2008

“Mobile shrink-down versions of Web sites will soon be a thing of the past, says a senior Intel executive.” Read more

Apple’s new MacBooks are here

posted by Bryan Rhoads on February 26, 2008

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

Posted in Wireless | Tagged 3rd screen, 45nm, @ces-meta, @page-included-content, @sidebar, Apple, Channel Intel, Core 2 Duo, Intel, MacBook, Nature Photonics, Penryn, UMPC | 2 Comments

Thin is in – Part 2

posted by murali veeramoney on January 21, 2008

Apple has again come out with an exciting new platform. It is the MacBook Air and it has definitely created a new buzz in the PC industry. The Lorado Ultra thin concept had led the path in showcasing what these … Continue reading →

Posted in IDF | Tagged 802.11n, Apple, ASCI Red, Dual-Core, Intel, Intel CES, MacBook Air, Marc Wallis, Penryn, Technologies for our Lives, ultra thin, Wireless | 4 Comments

CES is over, but the MacBook Air is worth talking about

posted by marc wallis on January 19, 2008

It’s been a week since I’ve returned from CES and all the buzz has calmed down, but I really wanted to talk about the new MacBook Air . I know they didn’t showcase this new computer at CES, but since … Continue reading →

Posted in Wireless | Tagged Apple, GigaByte, Intel, Intel CES, Intel Science Talent Search, Intel@40, LG, MacBook, MacBook Air, Marc Wallis, Toshiba, UMPC, vPro, Wireless | 6 Comments