Intel: Google TV due this month, can co-exist with Apple TV
Sep 9, 2010 Hardware & Gadgets
Intel chief Paul Otellini in an interview today [sub. required] confirmed that the first Google TV devices should start shipping in September. He didn't say whether the Logitech Revue or Sony's Bravia TVs, though Logitech has been the furthest in development. There are "many, many" ot...Tags: Apple Tv, Bravia Tvs, Google, Google Search, Intel, Intel Chief, Logitech, Paul Otellini, Search Engines, Sony, Tv Devices
Intel May Use External USB 3.0 to Enable USB 3.0 - Rumours
Sep 7, 2010 Hardware & Gadgets
Intel Plans to Add USB 3.0 to Next-Gen Mainboards' DesignTags: Intel, Intel Usb, Mainboards, Rumours
HP Mini 5103 with dual-core Atom N550 performance review
Sep 7, 2010 Hardware & Gadgets
We realize keeping up with HP's model numbers can be as hard as keeping tabs on say, Lindsay Lohan's run-ins with the law, but the 5103 is notable in one major way -- it's one of the fi...Tags: Aluminum, Atom, Battery Life, Business Professionals, Chassis, Ditch, Dual Core, Dual Cpu, Engadget, Espresso, Hp, Ins, Intel, Intel Processor, Lindsay Lohan, Model Numbers, Nbsp, Netbook, Netbooks, Tabs
Amino launches Freedom over-the-top video set-top box, challenges Google TV to arm wrestle
Sep 7, 2010 Hardware & Gadgets
If the AppleTV announcement didn't satiate your need for aTags: 1 Gb, Apps, Atom, Bookies, Capabilities, Competitor, Engadget, Google, Hawk, Intel, Internal Storage, Launches, Lincoln, Meego, Nbsp, New Details, Playback, Sd Card, Squabble, Support Bluetooth
Intel may finally be ready to embrace USB 3.0
Sep 7, 2010 Hardware & Gadgets
It's September so that can mean only one thing in Intel land: IDF. The second of this year'sTags: Blue Giant, China, Cougar Point, Developer Forums, Engadget, Idf, Intel, Intel Developer, Intel Play, Light Peak, Name Badge, Nbsp, Reference Design, Relationship, Speculation, Support Intel, Usb Cables, Usb Support, Wares
NVIDIA unwraps mid-range GeForce 400M notebook graphics
Sep 3, 2010 Hardware & Gadgets
NVIDIA kicked off the IFA show in earnest by unveiling the rest of the GeForce 400M lineup. Like the GTX 480M, the series is built on the Fermi architecture and supports full DirectX 11 (and OpenGL 4) features, but now in thin-and-light notebooks. The designs should be much faster for general-p...Tags: Architecture, Card Components, Cuda, General Purpose, Graphics Processing Unit, Gtx, Hardware, Intel, Mid Range, Notebook, Notebooks, Nvidia, Nvidia Geforce, Nvidia Graphics, Video Card, Video Processing
ViewSonic ViewPad 100 with Android and Windows
Sep 3, 2010 Hardware & Gadgets
The ViewSonic ViewPad 100 is the first tablet to feature a dual-boot capability in which it can run both Android 1.6 and Windows 7 Home Premium.
The tablet is probably the most powerful we've seen at IFA so far with a Intel Atom 1.6GHz processor, 1GB RAM and a 10-inch 102...
Tags: 3mp, Android, Atom, Berlin, Bluetooth Usb, Capability, Clever Idea, Competitor, Connectivity, Dual Boot, Full Force, Galaxy, Ifa, Intel, Operating Systems That, Samsung, Toshiba, Usb 2, Viewpad 100, Viewsonic Viewpad
Virtualization - Ask the Experts #3
Sep 2, 2010 Hardware & Gadgets
Our Ask the Experts series continues with another round of questions.
A couple of months ago we ran a webcast with Intel Fellow, Rich Uhlig, VMware Chief Platform Architect, Rich Brunner and myself. The goal was to talk about the past, present and future of virtualization. In prep...
Tags: Address, Architect, Ask The Experts, Brunner, De Gelas, Intel, Johan, Rich Uhlig, Showcase, Vmware, Webcast
Intel, Infineon and the Winds of Change
Sep 2, 2010 General IT
Intel has focused solely on the computer business for so long, we forget it can pursue other avenues of growth as well. Tomorrow, all our devices will be connected and talk to each other and share information. In that new ...Tags: Avenues, Computer Business, Footprint, Infineon, Intel, Share Information, Winds Of Change, World Intel
IC backend houses likely to post weaker-than-expected 3Q10 revenues
Sep 2, 2010 Telecoms
With Intel and several major IC designers having outlined a conservative outlook, industry watchers now expect most Taiwan-based packaging and testing houses to post low single-digit or flat revenue growth sequentially for the third quarter of 2010.Tags: Designers, Houses, Industry Watchers, Intel, Packaging, Revenue Growth
