February 19, 2004
NY Times: Navigating Digital Home Networks.
But what the makeover failed to make clear - as consumer electronics executives and technologists often fail to do in such demonstrations - is how people will be able to retrieve precisely what they want, when they want, from such deep digital wells. It will require more than a fancy remote control.
InfoWorld: Future needs new chips, fast wireless, Intel's Gelsinger says.
Gelsinger traditionally takes the last day of the biannual conference to tell attendees about the company's plans for new technologies and products in the coming five to ten year. In past years, he has talked up everything from software-defined radios to biosensor networks, but this year he focused on Intel's fundamental role as a chip architect.
EE Times: Intel proposes hybrid fuel cell for notebooks.
Intel Corp. is proposing a concept for a hybrid fuel cell that could drive a thin-and-light notebook computer for eight hours. The chipmaker is trying to rally notebook, battery and component makers to turn the idea into a viable product by 2007.
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