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Intel's web cube brings global online content matching customizable themes - this is the best display at CES IMHO
Intel's Jersey -- they sent us this jersey after we spotted one in Taipei during the Intel Developer Forum.
Intel's 10nm Ice Lake processors || Photo info: Taken 2019-05-16 with Canon EOS 5D Mark IV, EF100mm f/2.8L Macro IS USM, ¹⁄₆₀ sec at f/4.5, focal length 100 mm, ISO 2500. Copyright 2019 Stephen Shankland/CNET.
Captured @ Intel Vietnam Cafeteria ^.^ and he's my Module Engineer, hehe
With Mamiya RZ67 Pro II and Kodak 160 expired.
50/50 : day 13
I've been cleaning out some old boxes and found the 1st processor I used to build my 1st PC back in 1994-1995 to replace my 486DX33. The processor is an Intel Pentium 120MHz. 120MHz used to be fast! I'm sure it'll still run WinDoze 98 with 32MB of RAM without a problem. It was a champ running Slackware and RedHat Linux! The processor behind the 120 is the 133 that I ended up replacing the 120 with. I think I remember paying around $1400 for all of the hardware.
For you tech geeks, here's the Intel Datasheet for the processor.
:: strobist info ::
580ex II - 1/8 - camera left - barn doors
trigger: Canon st-e2
Located at Intel headquarters in Santa Clara, CA, the Intel Museum was redesigned in June 2011 with new interactive exhibits and activities great for kids and fans of technology innovation. The museum attracts over 120,000 people each year (as of 2011). More details here intel.ly/mWwGpn.
Intel and DreamWorks Animation announced a strategic partnership aimed at redefining 3-D filmmaking technology. This alliance will take full advantage of Intel's visual computing products and DreamWorks Animation's expertise in content creation to revolutionize the in-theater entertainment experience.
Panel discussion on 'Early Experiences with Intel's Knights Landing' processor.
Speakers include Jack Deslippe (National Energy Research Scientific Computing Center), Tim Williams (Argonne Leadership Computing Facility) and Lars Koesterke (Texas Advanced Computing Center) at the Intel Xeon Phi User's Group (IXPUG) annual meeting at Argonne.