'Intel SmartPhone' Ready to Become Attention

Intel Corp. may be just a name already famous in the world of computers. However, in mobile, processor manufacturers are still somewhat behind than their competitors.

But after a long awaited, vendors from the United States was finally ready to release a smartphone that has been embedded inside Intel architecture basis.

This was confirmed by the Intel CEO Paul Otellini. "We are expecting an important way of Intel's business this week. That is the launch of Intel architecture-based smartphone the first in the world," he said, as quoted from ZDNet, Wednesday (18/04/2012).

Suddenly, after the statement was sticking, many a guess that within the next week will be launched 'mobile Intel'.

Indeed, Intel is not alone produce such handsets. But it took another phone vendors to 'give birth' smart phones that use the architecture.

Lenovo K800 is a smartphone that mentioned will be Intel's first mobile phone to be released to the market. This device has a 4.5 inch wide screen, amplified 1.6 GHz Intel Atom Z2460, and carry the Android 4.0 Ice Cream Sandwich.

Another candidate is made ​​phone vendor named Lava International Xolo X900. Reportedly, the handset will be available in India and brought the Intel Atom chip with a code of Medfield.

Xolo X900 itself wrapped 4.03-inch screen and uses Intel Z2460 single chip with a magnitude of 1.6 GHz core.

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Treat Sandy Bridge, Intel Ready to Release New Chipset

In order to cure defects in the Sandy Bridge, Intel plans to release a chipset support for these products which will be released soon.

A while ago, Intel was buffeted by news of the less savory. Chipset flagship, Sandy Bridge, a design that is not appropriate. As a result, some users also experience a significant loss in performance.

After this find, Intel immediately attract around 8 million chipsets before Sandy Bridge is ready for distribution. Not just Intel, a number of vendors supporting motherboard chipset also take similar steps.

Well, after discussions with relevant vendors, Intel has resumed deliveries Sandy Bridge chipset that is not affected by the problem of design. In addition, Intel also confirmed that this problem will not impact on its financial outlook during 2011 which was published January 31 last.

Based on information received SCLOCK, Tuesday (08/02/2011), at the same time Intel has also started producing a new version of the chip supporting Sandy Bridge. And the plan, the product will begin shipping in mid-February 2011

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Computers with Sandy Bridge Defects can be exchanged

Because there are defects in the Sandy Bridge newest . Well, this case clearly cause problems for computer manufacturers who overdo adopt Sandy Bridge.

Several vendors began a program to protect consumers from defective Sandy Bridge. Samsung for example, offers a turn of money to consumers who already bought a computer-based Sandy Bridge.

"There are six line up a PC that was released in South Korea and one in the United States (exposure effect), and we plan to replace it with money or goods to the products in question," said Samsung spokesman James Chung.

Samsung adding all costs will be borne Intel refund. So this South Korean electronic giant has not issued any cost.

Other vendors from Japan, Toshiba has just released a computer model of the affected models and effects can be exchanged for a refund. While Lenovo is in talks with Intel to determine the best solution to the problem of Sandy Bridge.

As detikINET quotes from Electronista, Wednesday (02/02/2011), manufacturers such as NEC was forced to delay the launch of the product with Sandy Bridge until the problem happens resolved. Other vendors affected by the effects of disability Sandy Bridge is Apple, HP and Dell.

Intel reported that it had identified that the problem was not from Sandy Bridge microprocessor itself, but rather comes from the SATA ports in the chipset that became a liaison to the hard drive or DVD drive

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Intel Recall 8 Million Sandy Bridge Chip

Because there are defects in the Sandy Bridge newest Intel chipset shipments stopped and pulled from the market. As a result, Intel had to bear the cost of replacement of approximately USD 700 million.

Not only that, as reported Dvice and quoted on Tuesday (2/1/2011), the chip giant had to postpone the sale of up to three months.

Intel reported that it had identified that the problem was not from Sandy Bridge microprocessor itself, but rather comes from the SATA ports in the chipset that became a liaison to the hard drive or DVD drive.

"Over time, these ports can reduce the performance and even cause data loss. Unfortunately it is not the software bugs, this is a problem in chipset silicon itself. That is, the only way to fix it is to design a new chip design and is physically replace all the systems," Intel reported.

The chipset which has a defective product is only made after January 9. Intel said that currently there are 8 million chipsets Sandy Bridge which was originally intended for 500 PCs.

"Consumers who Sandy Bridge computer using the latest chipset does not need to panic. You can request a replacement, but in the short term you may not find a significant disruption. On the shelf term though, the possibility of interference is only about five percent," said Intel.

Furthermore, Intel will work with all partners in addressing modification or replacement if a problem occurs.

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Intel No Fear 'War' on the Tablet

Since Apple iPad birth in 2010, followed by the increasing number of devices other ARM processor-based tablet, believed to be increasingly eroded the PC market. This is not directly threatened Intel, which became the main supplier of PC processors.

The situation looks even more 'hot' with the announcement from Microsoft. The next Windows operating system promised Microsoft will support the ARM processor.
 

Yet it appears to the microprocessor giant is not disrupted. As quoted by Reuters on Friday (01/14/2011), Intel's profit surged 48 percent year-on-year in 2010.

Intel CEO Paul Ottelini, also appeared confident with its product that will compete with ARM. Ottelini deliver remarks while announcing the performance of Intel in 2010.

"As we have done for decades, we will apply the most advanced technology of silicon transistors in this segment to deliver products that most low-power, high performance and low cost on the planet," said Ottelini.

At the very least, have prepared a range of Intel Atom that are expected to compete with ARM based processors such as issued by Samsung, Qualcomm or Nvidia.

"When the chips (we made), combined with our support on the main operating system world, which has proven ability in creating a broad ecosystem support, and capabilities of our software grows, I am sure we will be successful in these new segments," Ottelini explicitly.

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Intel Unveils Second Generation Processors

Computing technology vendor Intel Corp. introduced its second generation of Intel Core processors in the event the International Consumer Electronics Show in Las Vegas, USA.

In its official statement today, Intel introduced its new products by highlighting several features, services, and exciting new partnership to deliver a visual experience through built-in graphics processor.

Through Intel's major OEM partners worldwide, there are more than 500 new variants of desktop and laptop computers that will be launched on 1 year ahead.

New features offered include Intel Quick Sync Video and the latest version of Intel's Wireless Display (Widi).

Widi technology that could get the award this innovation now comes with 1080p HD capability and is equipped with content protection capabilities for those who want to display HD video from the laptop to the TV screen.

"Intel's latest product, the second generation of Intel Core processors, reflect the greatest progress in the areas of performance and capability than the previous generation has ever seen" said Mooly Eden, Vice President and General Manager PC Client Group, Intel.

According to him, the visual capabilities are integrated in the new processor is combined with the increased performance of adaptive performance, will revolutionize the world of computing experience, so that each user will be able to clearly see and feel the performance is more clever.

He describes generation processor family is Intel's Core microarchitecture combines the first to present a visual technology and 3D graphics performance leader with the ability of the microprocessor into a single chip.

According to him, the graphics technology in these new processors will focus on the general computing needs of today, namely high-definition video, photos, mainstream gaming, multi tasking and social networking, and multimedia.

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Intel - Prepare Video Streaming Service

Intel Chip, immediately enliven the streaming video service with the release of Insider. Intel claims Insider ready to compete with similar service providers such as Amazon and iTunes in early 2011.

Quoted from Afterdawn, Wednesday (05/01/2011), Insider will offer a variety of quality movies with full HD 1080p resolution. This movie can be bought or rented by users of laptops or desktops that are powered Core 2011.




 As for what distinguishes Insider with similar service that was growing rapidly, ie, content protection specifically provided by Intel. The service is tied with second-generation Core processors.

"The plan, the content offered will be available also in the form of DVDs and Blu-ray. But so far, Intel has yet to reach a deal with Warner Bros and CinemaNow," said Intel spokesman, Eric Reid.

Added to him, users do not have to be bound by their computers to enjoy video content. Intel encourages Widi 2.0 which will support the streaming content to 1080p HD screen. Unfortunately, for that users do need an HDTV receiver device to be able to view full HD content

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Second Generation Processor Core will be launched

Probably Never use a processor core before, now it turns out already appeared else is new. The news is not a lie. Intel now it will launch the second generation of processor cores. Although the name is the same ie i3, i5 and i7, but the processor will use the latest processor technology called Sandy Bridge.

There are prominent in this new processor is the ability to display video that looks better. There are a number of technologies installed in the processor core technology is the intelligence insider, Quick Sync Video and Wireless Display 2.0.

If it is calculated there are about 20 types of processors that Sandy Bridge will be launched by Intel following six series chipset, Centrino Wifi, Wimax and adapters. Each processor has at least a four-core CPU and will be integrated directly with a graphics processor.

With the processor core technology is already much to queue to use it, to be installed on their device, there are 500 models of laptop and desktop in 2011 is being used.

This processor will be released next week, the new product is manufactured using 32-nanometer chip technology.

So ... we wait for the next news

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Intel Technology Peak Light There Is No Light

An early version of Intel technology connection will not use the Light Peak of light, as a practical realities dictate a more conventional technology, according to industry sources familiar with Intel's plans for the Light Peak.

Light Peak has been touted by Intel as the holy grail connector technology, imagine it as a single replacement for the various cables that currently leads on the monitor, external drives, scanners, printers, and anything else that plugs into a computer.

As originally proposed, the technology of fiber optics connecting multiple devices to a PC with an optical fiber line. But early versions of Light Peak will use copper instead of light-based technology, according to industry sources familiar with Intel's plans.

LightPeak significantly faster than USB 3.0, carry data at 10 gigabits per second in both directions simultaneously. The connection speed will not be affected by the transition to copper, according to several sources.

LightPeak is on track to appear in products in the first half of 2011 - and possibly the beginning of the year rather than later. Intel has received support from both Sony and Apple, which is expected to be among the first to use the technology.

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