Intel Developer Forum: news round-up
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By Stuart Turton
Posted on 25 Sep 2009 at 08:30
Intel's annual Developer Forum has concluded in San Francisco, with 22nm processors, four-screen laptops and a light-based successor to USB among the many innovations the company expects to be dominating the tech agenda in the coming years.
Read on for all the happenings from IDF.
Day three
IDF video diary: Atom TV, Star Trek and 3D video
Intel: Atom and Flash will make internet TV a reality
Geordi La Forge rallies developers at IDF: make it so
Live 3D videoconferencing with Light Peak
Day two
IDF video diary: Moblin netbooks and brand new Atoms
Intel launches mobile Core i7 – and previews 32nm shrink
New Atom chips evolve into smartphone CPUs
Intel reveals world’s first four-screen laptop
Dell and Ubuntu sign up to Intel’s Moblin OS
Fibre optic interface could replace USB
Day one
IDF video diary: Larrabee, 22nm CPUs and Ottelini
Intel unveils 22nm CPU – and Nehalem’s successor
Intel CEO slams antitrust double standard
Larrabee: first public demonstrationIntel plans to challenge Android with Moblin for MIDs
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