Intel's ultrabook press conference

  • And we are in! Everyone better be praying the Wi-Fi holds up!
  • Intel's Judson Laipply is up on stage in a... lab coat.
  • No joke, he just ripped it off. He is dancing.
  • I have no idea what is going on. I think this is supposed to illustrate the dance of computing.
  • He is still dancing.
  • Still happening.

  • Seriously. No idea how to even convey this.
  • Ahh, Mooley Eden here to now speak about "the real evolution of computing."
  • He says this Intel presentation is going to be totally different than any other Intel presser.
  • "I won't speak about the millions of Sandy Bridge processors..."
  • "I am going to dedicate this presentation to user experience. To the way we envision user experience."
  • Lots of talk about how ultrabooks need to fit into people's lives. They talked to people. Real people.
  • People want to create. "Consumption is good for cows, creation is for humans."
  • "People do not want to wait for the computer. They want the computer to wait for them."
  • People don't care about the WiFi, the chips, etc.
  • "People want the notebook to be nice. Small, sleek, sexy..."
  • "Nothing wrong with loving your computer." AGREED.
  • Mooley is talking about how he really wants mainstream users to have ultrabooks.
  • Okay, demo time. They are demoing Sandy Bridge and photo uploads using ArcSoft, etc.
  • Looks like a 1.4GHz Core i5 processor that's keeps clocking up with Turbo Mode.
  • Another demo now of a game.
  • Now a demo of a "troll" that's been created using Ivy Bridge.
  • Graphics look really great.
  • Ivy Bridge will have DirectX 11. Now a demo.
  • The game stuttered a bit, but the racing game is now off and running.
  • A credit card demo now.
  • Looks like they are using NFC and Paypass to pay right through the laptop.
  • Yes, NFC is confirmed.
  • Intel's identity protection technology will allow this to work with only your card.
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