Craig Barrett keynote at IDF

By David Stewart (Intel) (138 posts) on August 19, 2008 at 12:08 pm

I'm attending the Intel Developer Forum this week in San Francisco this week. I'll try to note comments on some of the talks I attend.

Craig Barrett's keynote wasn't so much about cool product eye candy, but it was about some of the key places he sees technology being used.

Some other observations.

  • A real 21st-century style keynote. Slides don’t have any text, but is all icons and images.
  • The IMAG shots of Craig were set to position him in front of one of the screens which show an image appropriate to his point. The result? It made it look like Craig was in a classroom, hospital, grassy field, etc. Cool, and no special technology like blue screen was required.
  • Craig did have a few criticisms of the US policy on teaching math and science and lack of investment in education. All good comments I thought.
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