Intel (Booth A2)

June 20, 2010 · Posted in 2010 Best of Show

- Intel Wireless Display: TXT C032
Stop crowding around a laptop screen! Intel Wireless Display is the hassle-free, wireless way to enjoy PC content on a big screen. With a laptop featuring Intel® Wireless Display and powered by the 2010 Intel® Core™ processor family, you can sit back and experience your favorite videos, photos and music on your TV with great image clarity and amazing sound. Intel® Wireless Display lets you view and share content from your hard disk, home network or anywhere a browser will take you on the biggest screen in your home. Simply connect an adapter to your TV, follow a few simple steps, and you’re off and running. Set it up once, and sharing your screen is as easy as pushing a button.

- Solid State Drive (SSD): TXT C033
One of the hottest waves in PC technology is the solid-state drive (SSD). Since 1996, hard disk drive speed has only improved 1.3 times, while Intel’s processor speeds have improved more than 175 times. This has caused a system bottleneck that SSDs can help solve. By replacing the spinning platters and mechanical arms of a hard drive, users can see a noticeable difference, up to 56 percent faster overall system responsiveness, when booting up or opening files and applications with an Intel SSD. Less waiting, faster performance, SSDs can give your PC a definite boost. Available at Best Buy. Info at www.intel.com/go/ssd.

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