At CES Intel touted a new platform that they call Ultrabook. I asked what was made them ultra since we already have notebooks and netbooks. I was told that Ultrabooks have the following features: Extremely thin – 21 mm or less Instant on capability. Increased battery life due to solid state drives. The Ultrabook display [...]
Intel wants to be known for more than processors. In this video they show off their laptop to TV wireless display (WiDi) technology. In addition to being able to connect through set top boxes, the TV featured here has the technology built in. Samsung, LG and Toshiba will release WiDi enabled TVs later this year.
I was able to attend XOHM’s WiMAX launch event in Baltimore yesterday.  The event started with an ethernet cord cutting ceremony (I missed that) followed by a presentation by Barry West XOHM Sprint Nextel, Sean Maloney of Intel Corporation and Dan Hesse of Sprint Nextel. There were a number of demos including the On the [...]
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