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CES 2013 Intel Kirk Skaugen, vice president and general manager of the PC Client Group, Intel, outlines Intel's collaboration with Comcast to bring the XFINITY TV experience to multiple screens in the home including Ultrabook devices, and Intel-based all-in-one PCs and tablets during Intel's media briefing prior to opening of CES, Monday, January 7, 2013 in Las Vegas. This experience is made possible by the Intel® Puma™ 6MG-based XG5 multi-screen video gateway developed by ARRIS. This new category of devices allows any screen in the home to access live and on-demand entertainment premium content.
Craig Barret, presidente do conselho da Intel Corporation confere o trabalho "Sucatas de máquina de lavar roupa viram sovador de pão"
Visto en una exposición sobre la historia de Intel en el Museo de la Ciencias de Valencia. No me gusta la comparación con la industria aeronaútica.
The Intel 'Tag Cloud' at blogs.intel.com
The actual tag links to blogs.intel.com/tag/campuspartybrasil Ooops!!!
Vedere attraverso la pioggia
Le nostre auto sono già dotate di un'ampia gamma di tecnologie integrate ma Intel, in collaborazione con la Carnegie Mellon University, ha avviato lo sviluppo di fari intelligenti che spingono alcune funzionalità e la sicurezza a nuovi livelli.
Guidare sotto la pioggia o la neve è stancante e stressante, ma entro la fine del decennio potrebbe essere possibile guidare un'auto che rende invisibile la pioggia. La tecnologia “Seeing Through Rain” (vedere attraverso la pioggia) è un sistema più simile a un proiettore, che ai tradizionali fari a singola lampadina disponibili nelle attuali auto. Il sistema incorpora una videocamera digitale che rileva le gocce di pioggia mentre cadono e inserisce tali dati nel sistema dell'auto.
Il sistema è quindi in grado di calcolare dove cadrà la prossima goccia, e spegne e accende le singole lampadine per evitare di illuminarla, con il risultato che il conducente vede molte meno gocce. Si tratta di un sistema più sicuro e intelligente, potenzialmente disponibile nelle nuove auto entro la fine del decennio.
One of the 150 Intel Shooting Star lantern-equipped drones used in Super Bowl 53's half time show. || taken March 9, 2019 with Canon EOS 5D Mark IV and EF24-70mm f/2.8L II USM at 24, ¹⁄₂₀₀ sec at f/2.8 with ‒ ⅓ EV, ISO 200 || Copyright 2019 Stephen Shankland/CNET
Just hanging around the office after 5, taking pictures of random stuff. We have two Intel guys -- this is the one in the iridescent blue-violet suit.
"The Bunny People characters are modeled after the highly trained technicians that manufacture Intel micro-processors in ultra-clean manufacturing environments. Wearing a 'bunny suit', protective clothing which prevents even the smallest dust particles from contaminating the microprocessors being manufactured, these technicians manufacture highly complex chips like Intel's newest Pentium® II processor."
Intel's first public demonstration of the Intel 32nm Microprocessor -- code named Westmere -- in San Francisco on February 10, 2009.
7/4/11***NO REPRO FEE***Minister for Education Ruairi Quinn speaking at the launch of Intel's eSchools laptop initiative at Christ the King Girl's School, Cabra.Pic:Marc O'Sullivan
We start our story here because it's where things get different from the usual Mac experience. First you have to partition your hard drive into two partitions, one for Windows and one for Mac OS. You have to install the XOM.efi bootloader and "bless" it, so that you get the choice of booting from one or the other operating system. After xom.efi is in place, you'll get a new 200 meg partition on the drive with the bootloader, but when you boot up you'll see this sweet new crystalline Apple instead of the grey one.