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Intel President and CEO Paul - Paul Otellini (Paul Otellini) said that over most of the system will provide consumers with more satisfied, complete personal computing experience, Intel is working with peer partners together, going from the end of the year holiday season begins for super The The thinner, more stylish portable computing mainstream product category launch price of the product.
According to reports, Intel's 2011 Annual Fall IT Forum (IDF) local time on September 13 was held in San Francisco, reported that Intel engineers are working hard to develop a specifically applicable to super this (Ultrabooks) new platform power management technology The technology will enable the "Always boot, always networking" (always-on-always-connected, AOAC) computing experience. Another called PSR (Panel Self Refresh) energy-saving technologies. The technology includes: Panel within the integrated memory, can store the frame currently displayed on the screen; remain static if the same display screen, CPU and GPU will automatically enter the sleep state, in addition to the screen, even after storage unplug the monitor cable screen content not disappear.
As Ultrabooks will bring many innovative experience, and although the iPad in the market, made good grades, but its use also encountered many unfavorable factors, so once Ultrabooks product release is bound to be a threat to Apple's current dominance .
Otellini also said Intel will use Intel's revolutionary 3-D tri-gate transistor technology, early next year, codenamed Ivy Bridge, 22nm process, thus speeding up the super this innovation. In addition, he also highlighted Intel and Microsoft, among a wide range of development cooperation, he noted that Windows 8 will support the Tablet PC, Tablet-PC and dual-mode devices such as a new super-shape design of this product category, and thus future opportunities are very broad.
Ultrabooks have not only slimmer, sleeker, more convenient features, also has a very strong power-saving technology, not only to achieve "always boot, always networking" (always-on-always-connected, AOAC) computing experience, but also This does not affect the super-computing performance. Relying on Intel's advanced processing technology, Dell, Acer, Toshiba, Lenovo and other manufacturers are also working with Intel to jointly develop their own Ultrabooks products, there will be more products to choose from.
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| Intel's global vice president, PC client business unit general manager Deng Mu Li (Mooly Eden) |
According to reports, Intel's 2011 Annual Fall IT Forum (IDF) local time on September 13 was held in San Francisco, reported that Intel engineers are working hard to develop a specifically applicable to super this (Ultrabooks) new platform power management technology The technology will enable the "Always boot, always networking" (always-on-always-connected, AOAC) computing experience. Another called PSR (Panel Self Refresh) energy-saving technologies. The technology includes: Panel within the integrated memory, can store the frame currently displayed on the screen; remain static if the same display screen, CPU and GPU will automatically enter the sleep state, in addition to the screen, even after storage unplug the monitor cable screen content not disappear.
As Ultrabooks will bring many innovative experience, and although the iPad in the market, made good grades, but its use also encountered many unfavorable factors, so once Ultrabooks product release is bound to be a threat to Apple's current dominance .
Otellini also said Intel will use Intel's revolutionary 3-D tri-gate transistor technology, early next year, codenamed Ivy Bridge, 22nm process, thus speeding up the super this innovation. In addition, he also highlighted Intel and Microsoft, among a wide range of development cooperation, he noted that Windows 8 will support the Tablet PC, Tablet-PC and dual-mode devices such as a new super-shape design of this product category, and thus future opportunities are very broad.
Ultrabooks have not only slimmer, sleeker, more convenient features, also has a very strong power-saving technology, not only to achieve "always boot, always networking" (always-on-always-connected, AOAC) computing experience, but also This does not affect the super-computing performance. Relying on Intel's advanced processing technology, Dell, Acer, Toshiba, Lenovo and other manufacturers are also working with Intel to jointly develop their own Ultrabooks products, there will be more products to choose from.
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