Tag archive: intel developer forum

Excerpt: “As part of regular Russian Intel Developer Forum held in Moscow on October 19-20, along with the general presentation of new Intel semiconductor technologies Josh Walden presented a separate technical report entitled “Intel's 65 nm Logic Technology: Continuing Moore's Law in a Power Limited World”. The lecturer, head of the Fab24 laboratory located in Leixlip, Ireland, acquainted its audience with… Read More

These prominent companies are jointly defining a standard interface for small form factor disk drives that addresses the requirements of the handheld and consumer electronics (CE) market segments, including low pin count, low voltage, power efficiency, cost effectiveness and integration efficiency. The announcement was made today at Intel Developer Forum in San Francisco. “No disk drive interface exists today that is tailored to the… Read More

GoVideo today announced it will be demonstrating its new D2740 Wireless Media Receiver+DVD Player at the Intel Developer Forum, Sept. 7 - 9, at the Moscone South Convention Center, in San Francisco. The product will be demonstrated live to conference attendees and will also be on display at the Conference's digital home product display. GoVideo's D2740 Wireless Media Receiver+DVD Player comes equipped with 802.11g wireless… Read More

By taking advantage of technology standards created for the digital home, CyberLink PowerCinema the world's first multimedia platform to have passed Intel* Networked Media Product Requirements (Intel* NMPR) testing, provides media browsing and playback capability via UPnP. This means a user can be working on a notebook or entertainment PC enjoying music, video or photo slideshows from any Intel NMPR-validated devices anywhere anytime… Read More

From the company's press release: Rambus' DPP technology is a unique innovation applicable to upgrades for memory modules using point-to-point signaling, allowing users to maximize capacity in their memory systems without compromising performance. This demonstration, being held in Booth 104 at the Intel Developer Forum in San Francisco, displays a high-speed memory controller conducting bi-directional transactions to an XDIMM… Read More

Quote from the review: “The first generation of the Serial ATA standard has been around for some time now. In the beginning, people questioned if the new technology would even catch on. Today it can be fairly difficult to find a motherboard that does not support onboard SATA. The specifications for second generation SATA hard drives were officially published during the Intel Developer Forum in Barcelona, Spain last April. The second… Read More

The Serial ATA Working Group announced today two specification development milestones at the Intel Developer Forum here. One centers on doubling the signaling speed for Serial ATA, the other on new cable and connector solutions to support additional applications and usage models. The specification for the second generation Serial ATA signaling speed – 3Gbps – has been completed and the release candidate of that… Read More

The consortium, announced at February's Intel Developer Forum conference in San Francisco, is called the Wireless USB Promoter Group. Other members include Agere Systems, Hewlett-Packard, Microsoft, NEC, Philips Semiconductors and Samsung Electronics. Wireless USB (WUSB) is intended to bring data rates comparable to USB 2.0′s to tasks such as wirelessly trafficking multiple video and media streams between consumer electronics… Read More

NEC demonstrated its wireless USB prototype this week at the Intel Developer Forum Spring 2004 in San Francisco, which is the industry's first demonstration, the company claimed. The introduction date is within six months of completion of a proposed Wireless USB version 1 scheduled to be completed by year's end. Read more at CommsDesign.

From Intel's press release: As the world moves toward digital technology and vast amounts of new digital data are created, the converged computing and communications industry will need to make significant changes to the underlying “architecture” of its products and applications to improve the way people use data. In a speech today at the Intel Developer Forum, Intel Senior Vice President and CTO Pat Gelsinger said… Read More

From Seagate's press release: Reinforcing its position as the disc drive industry's leading provider of innovative storage products and technologies, Seagate today introduced Savvio, the world's first family of 2.5-inch enterprise-class disc drives. Savvio disc drives enable a new category of high I/O density storage solutions designed to provide space-constrained Fortune 2000 data centers with higher IOPS (I/O per… Read More

From Elpida's press release: Elpida Memory, Inc (Elpida), Japan's leading global supplier of Dynamic Random Access Memory (DRAM), today announced that it has shipped the first 1 Gigabyte DDR2 small-outline dual in-line memory module (SO-DIMM) that brings low-power, high-density, high-performance and small form-factor benefits to notebook PC applications. Separately, Elpida has also shipped samples of its 256 Megabit DDR2 SDRAM… Read More

Samsung Electronics and Toshiba Corporation are reportedly going to showcase their XDR DRAM prototypes in the Rambus booth (502) at the 2004 Intel Developer Forum (IDF) being held February 17

Quote from the article at The Register: “Announced in September at Intel Developer Forum, Sonoma comprises a second-generation Wi-Fi adaptor, Calexico 2; the 'Alviso' chipset; and 'Dothan', the 90nm, 2MB L2 version of the Pentium M. Intel said the platform will debut in the second half of 2004. With Dothan due to ship late 2003/early 2004, that timeframe was taken as shorthand for Q3. But according to roadmap… Read More

High-performance computers based on this new processor are designed for high-end gamers and computing enthusiasts and are now available from system manufacturers worldwide. First discussed at the Fall 2003 Intel Developer Forum, the Intel Pentium 4 processor Extreme Edition supporting HT Technology provides gamers and power users with a premium computing experience. In addition, the processor helps deliver enhanced graphics – a key… Read More