Windows 8 touch laptop prices are headed south. Way south, according to Intel executives. The price of Windows 8 touch devices, including laptops, will sink to price points that penetrate inexpensive tablet territory. These new "innovative" designs will be based on Intel's upcoming quad-core "Bay Trail" chip, Intel ...
Intel’s Next Thunderbolt Ports Are Twice As Fast, Can Multitask
on 4.9.13
We're not far off from the introduction of Intel's next-generation Haswell processors, but this isn't the only new technology that Intel has in the hopper. In a presentation at this year's National Association of Broadcasters (NAB) Show, the company also took some time to detail upcoming enhancements to its high-speed ...
Intel to Stop Making Desktop Motherboards Within 3 Years
on 1.23.13
It's the end of an era: Intel has announced that, over the next three years, it will wind down production of desktop motherboards to zero. The company will continue to supply chipsets for use by third party motherboard manufacturers—the likes of ASUS, ASRock and Gigabyte—but after 2013 it won't make more motherboards ...
The Future Soon: How Intel Will Build the Holodeck
on 1.14.13
Mooly Eden steps out of the world of transistors and microprocessors for a moment. "If you want a simple explanation of what we're doing, just look to Asimov," the head of Intel's Perceptual Computing push says, explaining. "Or Star Trek, Star Wars, and Avatar. The ideas have been in science fiction for years, and now ...
Apple Introduces Shorter, Cheaper Lightning Cable
on 1.9.13
Apple has quietly dropped the price of one of its most expensive accessory cables, along with releasing a shorter, cheaper model. The company now sells its $49, 2-meter Thunderbolt cable for $39. There's also a new 0.5 meter version (that's 1.64 feet) for for $29, notes 9to5mac. Thunderbolt is the input/output technology ...
CES 2013: Cool Stuff & The Rumor Mill
on 1.4.13
I'm planning to meet 150,000 of my closest friends in Las Vegas from January 8-11 for the 2013 International CES (Consumer Electronics Show). Floor Tours This year, ShellyPalmer Digital Leadership™ partnered with the CEA (Consumer Electronics Association) to curate and produce Executive VIP experiences and floor ...
This Week in the Future: Farewell, A Call to Action and Questions About the Future
on 1.3.13
It’s funny: Being a futurist means you rarely get to end things. I’ve often joked with people that the future is relentless; it just keeps coming day after day. There’s always a tomorrow. It’s my job to have a fact-based, science-based understanding of where that future is going, and then work to not only bring it ...
Report: Intel to Offer Individual TV Channel Subscriptions
on 1.2.13
Intel is reportedly on the cusp of delivering something that consumers around the world have been wanting for a long, long time. Kelly Clay at Forbes reports Intel is going to blow up the cable industry with its own set-top box and an unbundled cable service. Clay says Intel is planning to deliver cable content to any ...
This Week in the Future: Apocaholics
on 12.31.12
We have become addicted to catastrophes and end of days predictions. We have become, in a word from Gary Alexander: Apocaholics. In a 2007 web essay, Alexander began a long list on Armageddon- that-never-were with the following preamble: Hi, I’m Gary and I’m a recovering Apocaholic. I am currently Apocalypse free for ...
This Week in the Future: How I Spent My Apocalypse
on 12.27.12
On December 21, 2012, the world did not end. The end of the Mayan calendar did not bring about the apocalypse as the internet (and a surprisingly large number of people) predicted. The Earth did not collide with Nibiru (aka Planet X), nor did we experience a massive solar flare thrown at us by the sun with the force of 100 ...
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