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06/07/2008: Innovation @ Intel

I can hardly believe it has been two months since I was in Shanghai attending IDF and anticipating the innovation I would see there. I thought if it was memorable enough to stick in my mind two months after the...

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04/09/2008: MacNN: The Era of Visual Computing draws nigh

“One of the first core keynotes delivered at IDF Shanghai 2008 was titled “From Peta FLOPs to Milli Watts.” Intel’s Patrick Gelsinger, Senior Vice President Co-General Manager, Digital Enterprise Group covered a rather interesting range of material that was focused...

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04/08/2008: IDF Shanghai 2008: Small Form Factor Package

A quick look at thin laptops from Lenovo, Toshiba, and the MacbookAir — all use the Small Form Factor Package....

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04/06/2008: Whiteboard Infinity on IDF

Sun Micro Executive Sin-Yaw Wang blogs on Whiteboard Infinity and recaps IDF Shanghai. I herded myself to the meeting hall and sat down right before Pat Gelsinger’s keynote. After the fanfare, he showed up on a wide screen! I was...

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04/02/2008: Computerworld: Intel discloses pricing for Centrino Atom

“Intel announced pricing for its Centrino Atom chip package Wednesday” Read more...

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04/02/2008: Awesome Power Saver Demonstration in Chien's Keynote

Among a number of very cool items on the subject of “Digital Transformation,” in his keynote today, Andrew A. Chien, Vice President, Corporate Technology Group, hosted an awesome demonstration showing a 30-35% system power consumption savings. By synchronization system events...

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04/02/2008: The Register Hardware: Intel touts anti-theft tech for laptops

“Intel today announced an initiative it hopes will make it much less desirable for criminals to steal laptops. The aim is to build the ability to lock down a machine's storage - and possible even the processor itself - if...

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04/02/2008: Tamil Star: Intel unveils new low-power chip/building block

“Silverthorne technology aimed at embedded systems and mobile Internet devices.” Read more...

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04/02/2008: Compal MID Running Ubuntu

Spotted at IDF VIP Party Read more...

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04/02/2008: Shanghai Bloggers and the China Twitterrati

Immersing ourselves in Shanghai, we’re following these bloggers and also found an extensive list of China Twitterati. Dan Washburn — a writer, editor and entrepreneur living in Shanghai, China. Shanghai Scrap — Observations on Asia and the world by Adam...

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04/02/2008: ZDNet: Streamlined mobile Internet will “disappear”

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

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04/02/2008: Reuters: Intel rolls out Atom chips at Shanghai tech forum

“Intel Corp is rolling out five new Atom microprocessors and a collection of chips designed for portable gadgets that access the Internet and for other uses, as the world's largest chipmaker uses its marketing muscle to help create a new...

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04/02/2008: DailyTech: Intel Announces Five New Atom Processors

“Intel fleshes out the MID platform with five low-power CPUs” Read more...

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04/01/2008: Intel SSDs, Ultrathin Laptops, Mobile Internet

In his keynote this morning at IDF Shanghai, Dadi Perlmutter announced a lot of good geek fodder, but a few of the items that stuck with me were: Intel's solid state hard drives are on the way(!)--they're fast, light,...

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