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more about #idf tmp00: ..so this means my late 2010 iPhone purchase will be designed so that all of my old Apple chargers won't work with it? Again? more » The5thElephant: I'm more excited to see this on a MacBook Pro than the tablet. So is the fiberoptic cable paired with a regular wire to allow for charging? As far a... more » andrelix: Let me see if I understand: "Apple went to Intel and adopted USB for its original iMac...it made USB extremely popular." So, if I am reading this ar... more » Eavangel: I suppose these could also work as a step in between CAT6 and Fiber Optic Network cables right? Well it should seeing as it has Fiber in it (for speed... more » Noobs-R-Us: Make it so! I can see it on the Apple tablet and macs of next year! more » SEDAGIVE?!: My interested is lightly peaked... more » OCEntertainment: "One single port to rule them all." If we're still talking about this years after USB came into existence, it will never ever happen. Universal Seri... more » xThadd: Giz, a tiny request: When you record something like this, please get a feed of the audio, and don't take it from the hall. Difference will amaze you... more » GitEmSteveDave_ My Brute Dojo Code CDIAFIFE: My Twinkie is huger. more » GitEmSteveDave_ My Brute Dojo Code CDIAFIFE: [s165.photobucket.com] more » PyrateKitteh: I'd love to see this type of hardware hottnes in a nettop. Even better would be a dockable netbook. Just imaging, yanking out the core of your HD DVR ... more » NeoAkira: A tablet without multi-touch? No thanks. Better luck next model. more » TheWerewolf - Sotto voce: Since we have to go though this EVERY time... there are multitouch resisitve screens. [www.stantum.com] more » Bokusatsu_Tenshi: I don't get it... you guys already made a review on S7, and it's pretty bad. What justifies the positive announcement? [gizmodo.com] I decided to go ... more » Cordfucious of Tech Clan: Moblin wont get any play on my HP Mini until they fix the wireless issues. Its Jolicloud all the way. Moblin is nice eye candy and all, but its la... more » Monty: I am really impressed, because the Intel workstations we have in our office cannot take advantage of 1 Gb per second. Okay, yes - there will be uses ... more » IN THE FACE!: Intel spaketh "Let there be light." And there was light, and its tx/rx was good. more » soggy_cheerio: I'm thinking I might just have to test drive this on my Mini9 until Koala makes its final appearance. Linux is hot if you remove the bloat and stick ... more » DennyCraneDennyCraneDennyCrane: Excellent! I've been awaiting a netbook which can take care of my needs as a Mafioso... Wait... it's MOBILE Linux? Never mind. I won't make it an off... more » anexanhume: Giz, are you sure it is 15.6 and not 16"? Previous model information had said the G60 would be 16". Also, it's sad that the G60 sports the GTS 250M wh... more » -
#rumor
Light Peak May Arrive in Early 2010, Maybe In New Apple Products?
According to a major Light Peak provider's plans, products with the ultrafast connectivity standard may arrive as soon as early 2010. Apple helped in its development. Apple is rumored to adopt it first. Yes, you know where this is going. More » -
#tablets
Hanvon Slate Packs Windows 7 Multitouch Into a Shiny Aluminum Shell
It may not be the Microsoft Courier or Apple Tablet, but GottaBeMobile's Xavier reckons the Hanvon is a pretty slick-looking device. The 8.9-inch multi-touch screen supports gestures, and would be great to watch movies or fool about online. More » -
#intel
Man, That's a Huge Hackintosh
Check out the machine Intel used to demo their insanely fast 10Gbps Light Peak optical data transfer tech at IDF: Yep, a hulking freak of a Hackintosh—the only thing that's more awesome than a super teeny tiny Hackintosh. More » -
#intel
Intel Atom CE4100 Is a Beast of a Media Chip
Here at IDF, Intel introduced the Atom CE4100 media chip, which is likely coming to set-top boxes and Blu-Ray players. It's got some serious power: We're talking simultaneous decoding of two 1080p streams, 3D rendering and more. More » -
#netbooks
Viliv's S10 "Blade" Netbook Tablet Boasts 10 Hours of Battery Life and Windows 7
Viliv, who's previously made the S5 and S7, seems to always have a bigger gadget on the horizon, and here at IDF they showed off the S10, a 10-inch convertible tablet running Windows 7. It's super-thin and looks really promising. More » -
#ultraportables
IDF's Array of Affordable Thin-and-Lights Are Decidedly Not Netbooks
Want the tiny size of a netbook, but the power of a full-size? Intel showed off a crop of ultraportable laptops, all aimed at around an $800 MSRP, using Core 2 Duo processors, not Atom. Check out our gallery below. More » -
#intel
Intel Light Peak Optical Tech Achieves Insane 10Gb/s Speeds
Today at IDF, Intel unveiled Light Peak technology, a plan for an extremely high-speed optical cable they hope will land on consumer products in 2010. Imagine transferring an entire Blu-Ray disk in 30 seconds. And that's just the beginning. More » -
#dell
Intel's Moblin OS Shows Up on Dell Mini 10v
Netbooks' smaller size can make using a normal OS a little tricky, and though Windows XP is still on most netbooks, there's definitely room for an upstart OS. Enter Intel's speedy and slick Moblin, demonstrated on Dell's Mini 10v. More » -
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#gaming
Asus G60J Republic of Gamers Laptop: The Budget Alienware
Asus's new G60J laptop, in their Republic of Gamers line, is the company's first Core i7 laptop. It's packing the 1GB GeForce GTS 250M graphics card, dual-SATA HDD support, and a fancypants light-up keyboard like the pricier Alienware M15x. More » -
#concepts
Closer Look at Intel 4-Screen Laptop Suggests Superior Multitasking, Procrastinating
Playing with Intel's monster four-screened concept laptop, you use gestures to select media (online or local) and fiddle with widgets developed for it with an SDK (calculator, IM). This will either be really great or totally horrible for productivity. -
#umpcs
UMID M2 Gets Faster, Cheaper: Windows 7, 1GB RAM for $500
Intel's Developers Forum kicks off today, and UMID is showing off its upgrade to the M1 ultra mobile PC. The M2 runs Windows 7 (instead of XP), faster 1.2Ghz or 1.6GHz Atom processors, and no longer needs USB port dongles. More » -
#intel
Core i7 Laptops: Early Tests of Mid-Range Quad-Core Chip Say It's Fast, Real Fast
Looks like Core i7 could dominate laptops the way it has desktops. We should see the chips in new machines at next week's Intel Developers Conference, but PC Pro has already tested the mid-range quad-core 1.73GHz i7-820QM, and they're impressed. More » -
#fight
Intel: ARM is Fat, Ugly, Responsible for All of iPhone's Problems
At the Intel Developer Forum in Taiwan, an Intel chief took an opportunity to piss all over one of the company's biggest mobile competitors. "The shortcomings of the iPhone are not because of Apple," he said, "The shortcomings of the iPhone have come from ARM." What shortcomings are those, exactly? "Even if they do have full [Internet] capability, the performance will be so poor." So in other words, by "the shortcomings of the iPhone," Intel means "slowish javascript rendering." For a solution to these problems, Intel makes an unexpected and revolutionary recommendation: "If you want to run full internet, you're going to have to run an Intel-based architecture." Oh! More » -
#questionoftheday
Question of the Day: Would You Ever Consider Using a Palmtop MID?
At the Intel Developer Forum last week, a lot of the buzz on the demo floor was around new Atom hardware. There were the requisite netbooks and EeeClones floating around, but it seemed like peculiar little quasi-computers, or palmtop Mobile Internet Devices (MIDs) stole the show. Sure, it's impressive to see a full, net-connected Vista or Ubuntu desktop running on something the size of a Sega Game Gear, but who exactly is supposed to use these? More » -
#classifiedintel
Hands On With the UrbanMax, Intel's Concept Tablet Notebook... Thing
This year's Intel Developer Forum is all about different form-factors, with walls of nearly identical MIDs, way too many netbooks and this strange creature, the Intel UrbanMax concept. The prototype is running a Core 2 Duo (at least for now) crammed into a thin, quasi-tablet case, with an 11 inch N-trig DuoSense capacative multitouch screen and provisions for a WiMax connection built in. The UrbanMax form-factor is a novel take on the old tablet concept, and possibly a superior one. More » -
#homephoneoverkill
Hands On With OpenPeak's Atom-Powered Home Media Phone
Slotting an Atom into a home phone just sounds plain ridiculous, but the Home Media Phone is more than just a VoIP handset and base station. The base station (which doubles as a speaker phone) has its own software platform, developed in flash and furnished with a full API, and serves many purposes of a PC in a picture frame-sized package. The current set of apps is adequate, but after using it for a few minutes it became very clear that the Home Media Phone could actually be a fantastic net appliance. More » -
#intelclassmate
Hands On With Intel Classmate Tablet: So Far Just a Touchy, Double-Jointed Netbook
When news of the Classmate tablet broke yesterday, it was hard to know what to think. In terms of specs, the device is a far sight better that the Classmate 2.0, but aside from the new tablet form factor, the diminutive netbook didn't seem to include any truly innovative new features. During the Intel Developer Forum today I got to fold around with the new Classmate, and my suspicions were confirmed: barring a late-stage killer feature, this iteration of Intel's OLPC killer will be sort of lame. More » -
#wirelesscharging
Intel Says They've Taken A Huge Leap in Wireless Power Tech
Wireless power for charging gadgets has been among the more vaporous of developments we've been hearing promises of for years. While there are a few working instances of the tech on the market, its large-scale adoption still feels miles away. So the appropriate skepticism should be applied to this NY Times report claiming Intel will announce a major wireless power breakthrough today at the Intel Developers Forum, but the details do seem enticing this time around for one of the holy grails of the CE world soon becoming a bit more feasible. UPDATED: Pics of Intel's IDF demo from today have been added. More »
