Tag Archives: Penryn

We have a fairly large division within Intel loosely referred to as the Embedded Computing group. I’ve never liked the word embedded personally, it doesn’t say much about what that group does, which is a lot — and possibly a … Continue reading →

A few months back I gave you a glimpse “inside my press sample cabinet,” and boy did you respond! From San Francisco to Reykjavik to Rome people had all kinds of ideas how to put samples to use. We received … Continue reading →

Guest post by Randy Nickel, Wireless Marketing Director, Mobile Platforms Group By now you take for granted that any notebook (or Netbook) you purchase has Wi-Fi built-in. The essential need for flexible connectivity that made Wi-Fi ubiquitous on notebooks is … Continue reading →

And now ladies and gentlemen, something completely different from the self-congratulatory, back-slapping, post-CES euphoria flooding the airwaves. Oh yes, there was amazing technology, amazing innovation and a sense of hubris in light of the economy and hard times all around.  … Continue reading →

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

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 →

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 →

Well… not exactly… Digital Daily’s John Paczkowski blogs about the 16 new processors Intel launched at the Consumer Electronics Show in Las Vegas

Intel laptop innovator David (Dadi) Perlmutter and ultra mobility leader Anand Chandrasekher kicked off Day 2 (Wednesday) at Intel’s Fall IDF in San Francisco. Mobile PC lovers like me are lickin’ those lips. In this audio highlights Podcast, Dadi hits … Continue reading →

An incredible new technology: IBM’s combination screw driver, level, and flashlight From the Flickr IDF group.