Tag Archives: Moorestown

Moorestown Drives Innovation in the Ultra-Mobile Segment

posted by sylvia flores on September 29, 2009

The world of mobile entertainment along with always-on Internet is exploding, as consumers and road warriors demand greater connected experiences on the go. Mobile Internet Devices (MIDs) and smartphones are paving the way with advanced and highly efficient audio, video, … Continue reading →

Posted in IDF | Tagged 45nm, arvind sodhani, bloggers, China, desktop, edgio, IDF, IDF09, Intel Fellows, IntelAtom, mids, Moorestown, smartphone, SoC, Turbo, Virtual Workspace | 2 Comments

Connecting the Ultra-Mobile Universe with Moorestown

posted by sylvia flores on September 28, 2009

Revolutionizing the ultra-mobile segment of Mobile Internet Devices (MIDs) and the future of smart phones, Intel’s next-generation Intel® Atom™ processor, codenamed Moorestown, made a larger-than-life splash at this year’s Intel Developer Forum (IDF) in San Francisco. Intel Fellow and Chief … Continue reading →

Posted in IDF | Tagged 3G, IDF, IDF09, Intel Developer Forum, Intel Fellow, IntelAtom, Linux, mids, Moorestown, Nehalem-EX, RAS, retail, smartphone, SoC, wifi, WiMAX | Comments Off

LG + Intel = Future Phone, Full Internet Device

posted by Bill Kircos on February 16, 2009

LG and Intel today announced a partnership to bring a future mobile Internet Device, or, “MID,” that will offer phone capabilities, based on a chip we’re designing for 2009 or 2010 code-named “Moorestown.” What does that mean? Intel’s Atom processor … Continue reading →

Posted in IDF | Tagged Atom, economy, Intel Software Community, internet, iPhone, LG, MID, Moorestown, mywifi, Technologies for our Lives, Wireless | 4 Comments

Intel Smart SoC — The Move to Purpose-Built Chips

posted by ken kaplan on July 23, 2008

What would you do with a billion Intel transistors nestled in our pocket? If what they said today comes true, we might have a billion transistors efficiently running a system on a chip that puts high speed computer performance and … Continue reading →

Posted in IDF | Tagged 4004, 4G, @idf08, Canmore, Embedded, IDF2008, IDFSF08, Intel EP80579 Integrated Processor, Intel Smart SoC, Lincroft, Mobile World Congress, Moorestown, NASA, SoC, Sodaville, telecommunications, Tolapai, Wireless Internet, World Mural Project | 5 Comments

VIDEO: Moorestown — The Heart of Future Mobile Internet Devices

posted by ken kaplan on April 3, 2008

Posted in Wireless | Tagged Anand Chandrasekher, demo, ethnography, IDF2008, Intel Atom, MID, Mobile Devices, Moorestown, solid state drive, TRIZ | Comments Off

VIDEO: IDF Shanghai Keynote Mashup – Chips Power Down, Performance Up

posted by ken kaplan on April 3, 2008

Posted in IDF | Tagged Dunnington, ethnography, IDF2008, Intel Atom, MacBook, mids, Mobile Devices, Moorestown, Nehalem, TRIZ, validation | Comments Off

SSG Software & Solutions Group –> Day 1 and Things Are Going Well!

posted by jay gilbert on April 2, 2008

So here we are nearing the end … of day 1. Busy doesn’t describe how active the software area was in the Century Hall. Ok, one of the most popular entries was the real-time gaming but the rest of the … Continue reading →

Posted in IDF | Tagged 3rd screen, Anand Chandrasekher, Ars Technica, Atom, Channel Intel, Dadi Perlmutter, handheld devices, IDF2008, IDFShanghai08, Intel, Intel Developer Forum, Josh Hilliker, laptop, MID, mobile internet, mobile internet devices, Moorestown, nettops, pat gelsinger, Qwaq, Technologies for our Lives, TRIZ, Ultra Mobile PC | Comments Off

Deciphering Intel codewords for Mobile Internet Devices (MIDs)

posted by guest blogger on April 1, 2008

This entry was first posted by Jeff Moriarty in the Intel Software Network Blogs. With the Intel Developer Forum (IDF) kicking off this week in Shanghai there’s going to be a mini-avalanche of MID, Atom, and Moblin related announcements coming … Continue reading →

Posted in IDF | Tagged Atom, diamondville, edgio, gaming, IDF, IDF2008, Intel, Jeff Moriarty, kahn, kevin kahn, Menlow, mobile device, Moorestown, Nettop, Poulsbo, Silverthorne, Technologies for our Lives, TRIZ, webcast | 5 Comments

Intel’s Cliffside turns one Wi-Fi adapter into two

posted by annie rodkins on April 1, 2008

From Computerworld: “[Intel's] Cliffside technology allows a single Wi-Fi adapter to function like two independent adapters and maintain simultaneous connections using different networks” »

Posted in IDF | Tagged Ars Technica, CentrinoAtom, desktop, forums, manageability, Moorestown, security, TRIZ, UMPC, virtualization, visual computing | Comments Off

Big, Sharp, Rounded Displays

posted by mobilhomme on January 9, 2008

One of the things I keep seeing at this year’s CES are big, sharp, HD displays. But, apart from crisp pictures, I also noticed lots of soft curves, touchable acrylic bezels, and most popular, shiny black surrounds. Although beautiful and … Continue reading →

Posted in Wireless | Tagged CES 2008, displays, HDTV, Intel CES, Moorestown, Silverthorne, Smash Mouth, tay zonday, Technologies for our Lives, Wireless | Comments Off