All Articles Tagged Intel

Robert Archer | 09/20 03:26 AM,

PC gamers are much different than typical computing consumers and companies that have recognized this have done well catering to the gaming crowd. One such maker is the California-based company Razer. The company's new Blade laptop gaming PC is engineered to appeal to the performance requirements of the gaming crowd, as well as that market's aesthetic requirements. The Blade utilizes a full aluminum chassis that measures just .88 inches thick and this slim profile helps contribute to its overall 6.97 pound weight. Developed in tandem with Intel the computer features… View this story

Robert Archer | 02/28 06:03 AM,

Nobody can ever say the the consumer electronics industry is humble when it talks about its latest and greatest products and technologies. Take LaCie's new Little Big Disk storage devices that feature Thunderbolt, which the company says were developed in part with Intel and Apple. According to the company, Thunderbolt represents a breakthrough in I/O technology through its ability to enable bandwidth speeds as high as 10Gbps and through its ability to run PCI Express and DisplayPort simultaneously over a single cable for connectivity to devices like the Little Big… View this story

Grant Clauser | 12/07 01:41 PM, 14 Comments

The Internet and TV are finally converging, in a way consumers seem to be responding to. Wilfred Martis, Intel's GM of consumer electronics in the digital home group, says that while we've heard this before, it's different this time. We agree. Intel is trying to brand smart TVs as something different from Internet-connected TVs - poised to be a hot item this holiday season - that have web-based features but fall short of being smart. In Intel's world, Martis says, a smart TV must meet the following three pillars: Unlimited… View this story

Steven Castle | 07/12 08:00 AM, 21 Comments

Comcast wants to destroy your business - or what's left of it. Oh, and so does security giant ADT, Intel, Cisco and some other heavyweights. That's the message being delivered by Rob Gerhardt, industry veteran and one of the founding fathers of CEDIA (Custom Electronic Design & Installation Association). Gerhardt has been traveling the country and delivering two-day "Remodel Your Business" seminars, sponsored by lighting control company Lutron. In a February session outside of Boston, Gerhardt greets each of the dozen or so attendees warmly. Then, over the course of… View this story